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Sonya Harnett’s ‘The Children of the King’

The Children of the King challenges stereotypes of war from the first page, which opens, not with a sombre and terror-filled London, but with a lively household full of love and play. War is a backdrop for young Cecily, who believes her father will keep any threat at bay. Her...

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