The Lions' Run

The Lions' Run, Volume 1, is a compelling work of juvenile nonfiction set during the Nazi occupation of France in World War II. Lucas is an orphan struggling with a reputation for cowardice who seeks a way to prove his bravery. After rescuing a litter of kittens, he meets Alice, a girl hiding her horse from German soldiers. Together, they find themselves surrounded by a network of secret resistance efforts within their village.

This historical narrative explores the dangers of the French Resistance, from coded messages to the protection of Jewish families. Lucas must navigate the risks of war and forced adoptions to help those in need. Through his experiences, The Lions' Run demonstrates how small acts of courage can lead to extraordinary consequences. The story highlights the strength of the human spirit during one of history's darkest eras.