Soldier X

by Don L. Wulffson

Sixteen-year-old Erik Brandt barely knows what Germany is fighting for when he is drafted into Hitler's army. Sent to the killing fields of the Eastern Front, he is surrounded by unimaginable sights, more horrific than he ever thought possible. It's kill or be killed, and it seems clear that Erik's days are numbered. Until, covered in blood and seriously injured, he conceives of another way to survive. How long will it be before his plan is discovered? Filled with gritty and visceral detail, Soldier X will change the way every reader thinks about the reality of war. (Book Cover)

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Which character stayed with you after you turned the last page, and why?
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