The Shipyard Girls on the Home Front Free Audiobook Download by Nancy Revell

The Shipyard Boys in the Home Front by Nancy Revell audiobook download The Shipyard Girls on the Home Front, a classic American WWII story narrated by Janine Birkett is now available for download from Audible.

The Shipyard Girls on the Home Front tells the story of how a group of women survive and make their homes as they are taken away from their families in Europe and forced to work as workers in shipyards in America. Each woman has her own story, but they come together to share an escape plan that involves being smuggled onto a boat that will take them back to Europe.

On the eve of the US attack on Pearl Harbor, twelve-year-old Kitty Spring stands in her backyard and watches her father's ship disappear from sight. At least, she assumes it is gone: what if it exploded in the harbor? As a result of this "forgotten" event, Kitty loses everything: her parents, her home, and finally her usefulness as a young woman.

The Shipyard Girls on the Home Front is a story set in America during World War II. The main characters are four friends who are all living together in one apartment. They share two bedrooms and live off of what their father earns as a ship builder. Although they have to do many jobs to support their family, they never let anyone know that they're working at home which is why they refer to themselves as the 'shipyard girls.'

The Shipyard Girls on the Home Front by Nancy Revell is both a historical fiction and a mystery. The main character is Siobhan Murphy, who is about to marry her childhood sweetheart Liam when her life becomes complicated. An old woman named Maggie Evans tells Siobhan that he has been married before, and she tells Siobhan's mother, Gloria, that Mrs. Murphy was not Liam's first wife but his second.

The Shipyard Girls on the Home Front by Nancy Revell is a historical fiction audiobook with a focus on the lives of the wives and children of the shipyard workers in New England during WWII. It follows the women as they struggle with rationing, work, and relationships while living through World War II.