"The Times Red Cross Story Book" by Various is an assembly of short stories from well-known novelists who were part of His Majesty's Forces, presenting tales connected to soldiers' lives during a time of war, while also assisting in raising funds for those who are sick and wounded. The first story, "Dimoussi and the Pistol" by A. E. W. Mason, introduces a young Moroccan boy who feels restless living in his village and runs away with a stolen pistol to see the world. Once he arrives in the city, Mequinez, the boy faces feelings of being hungry and adjusts to his new life experiences, and he begins to dream of achieving a higher status for himself, and even starting a war. The beginning of the book reveals the start of a journey of someone coming into adulthood, where the cultural and tense life of Dimoussi begins his path for purpose and identity.
The Times Red Cross Story Book by Famous Novelists Serving in His Majesty's Forces
By Various
In a time marked by conflict, a young boy's quest for identity and purpose begins when he flees his rural village with a stolen pistol, launching him into a world of dreams and struggles.
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