Pushed and the Return Push

"Pushed and the Return Push" by George Herbert Fosdike Nichols is a World War I story about a field artillery officer and his brigade facing the turmoil of war. Told through the eyes of different characters, especially a returning officer, the book shows soldiers' lives on the front lines and the decisions they made in battle. After recovering from an injury, the main character rejoins his brigade, where there's a mix of friendship and routine amidst the threat of German attacks. Leading up to a big battle, the story shows inspections, funny moments, and preparations for combat, hinting at difficult times ahead for the brigade as they ready for a conflict that will put their courage to the test.