Andrée Griotteray was only nineteen years old when the Germans invaded France. During the four years of Occupation she transformed from a teenager in search of fun and frivolity into a capable, fearless young woman, risking her life in service to her country and the Resistance. Always modest about her actions during the war, Andrée has been decorated by the French government for her bravery. Now her moving and courageous story is brought vividly to life, told for the first time by her own daughter.
Francelle Bradford White first learned about her mother's exploits during the Second World War when she was six years old and has been fascinated by her achievements ever since. Francelle lives in England with her husband. As a fundraiser in her spare time, she has raised thousands of pounds for charitable causes, including alzheimer's charities, the disease from which her mother now suffers.This is her first book. Signed copies of her book will be available on the evening.