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Note: Sorry for how late this is. Any credit would be nice.

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I think that this book was useful in getting a taste of how life was like on the home-front and the widespread fear of spies and sabotage during that time.

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I think that, while Winter Haven was a very talkative town, none of it seemed to pertain to military objectives that would have been of use to German spies.

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This is a poster discouraging citizens from talking about military movements. How do you think the citizens of Winter Haven would react to this poster?

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..were affected in a different way by the war.

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I really liked this book since i had never read about this time period. I liked how it gave the perspective of several different kinds of people, all who 

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Some things that were rationed in the book were meat and silk. They made up for this when Wendy served Jill and Nana squab and Jill wore rayon stockings instead

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...concerned with getting new clothes at the time?

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This poster asks citizens to save cloth by wearing their clothes as long as possible. Do you think this was an issue as girls like Wendy and Jill were still

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The novel was good in showing the importance of any info against an enemy of war is usefull. I just wonder what happened to Wendy and children like her.

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It relates to the book in that Clayton used pigeons to communicate with the German U-boats. It suggests that the Germans were planning a swift war of revenge.

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This is a 1942 poster created by General Motors toscare people into supporting the war. Do you think it would have been effective in Winter Haven, Maine?

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This is a WWII propaganda poster encouraging citizens to ration things. What were some things in the book that were rationed?

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This is a map of an attack on Dusseldorf and Cologne by two US armies in 1945.

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This novel gave a good perspective of what life was like as a teenager during WWII, and how close the war really was to everyone.

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(continued) noticed that there were spies in the little town was a little girl from Boston.

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The book was very interesting and the part about the carrier pigeon seemed accurate and believable. I thought it was hard to believe that the only one who 

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It would've been affective. If the town didn't gossip so much then Jill wouldn't have begun to be suspicious of anyone and may have never found the U-boat.

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This article is about a German U-Boat attack on North America. This is much like the attacks that Jill feared while her mother crossed the ocean.

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I think they still would have gossiped. Everyone is guilty of "loose lips."

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This picture is to show what can happen when citizens talk about US ship locations. How do you think Jill from the novel would respond to this? 

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It was interesting to read about life on the homefront during war for once. I did suspect Clayton Bishop, but not Adrie, who I feel I should have suspected. 

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I think if the citizens knew of the severety of the danger they could cause by gossiping, they wouldn't as much. It's clearly a talkative town and seem careless

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I was not expecting Adrie to be any type of German spy. The book makes you realize how scary of a time WW2 was, even though the fighting went on elsewhere.

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This poster is showing that they are fighting to keep Germans from taking over. How accurate was the idea of German invasion?

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It might have been effective. Though, if Jill or Quarry had spoken up sooner about their suspicions maybe Clayton and Adire wouldn't have gotten away.

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The end of the novel was very interesting and I was suprised to read about the real landing of spies in 1944 and sinking of the caribou in 1942 

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Germans used pigeons to communicate undetected offshore. The article suggests extensive use of birds to take pictures of enemy activities, saving human lives

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This is a WW2 propaganda poster advising citizens not to talk about ship movements. Do you think this would have been effective in the book with all the gossip?

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This article is from a 1932 newspaper.  How does it relate to the novel?  What does it suggest about Germany's future plans in 1932?