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The Sunflower

Fiction · 2005 · G

The Sunflower

by Richard Paul Evans

An American soldier in WWII-occupied France forms an unlikely bond with a Jewish woman sheltered by a local family.

ForAll agesGenreFictionLength226 pagesRead time~5.5 hours

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Violence

Barely any

Period war-related themes; not graphically violent

Language

None

No profanity

Sexual Content

None

Brief romantic content

Substance Use

None

No substance use

Emotional Intensity

Barely any

Inspirational themes of courage, love, and dignity in wartime

What this book is about

A Richard Paul Evans inspirational novel set during World War II. Content is appropriate with period-appropriate historical themes and an uplifting emotional tone. Appropriate for all readers.

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WWII themes

Historical romance

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