About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is fascinated by history but needs a bridge between dry facts and high-stakes emotional resonance. This narrative explores the incredible true story of Operation Jericho, a World War II mission where Allied pilots bombed a French prison to rescue Resistance fighters. It speaks to the complex intersection of bravery, calculated risk, and the heavy weight of responsibility when lives are on the line. While the book centers on military strategy and aviation, the core message is about the profound things humans will do for one another. It is ideal for middle-grade readers who are moving toward more mature historical content but still benefit from the visual support and clear pacing of a graphic-inspired narrative. Parents will appreciate how it frames justice not just as a concept, but as an action requiring immense teamwork and sacrifice.
