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The Poppy Girls

By: Kirsty Dougal
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Brought to you by Penguin.

A brand new saga from the author of A Christmas Miracle on Sanctuary Lane!

Richmond, 1940. As the Battle of Britain rages on, at the Poppy Factory Estate disabled WWI veterans prepare for a secret wartime project while making remembrance poppies.
Meanwhile, three of their daughters are coming of age.

Carrie wants nothing to do with war and just wants to go to university. Sarah, the daughter of a WWI war hero, desperately wants to prove her own worth, while Mabel likes to keep herself to herself. But one thing’s for certain; these determined women are a lot more than just 'the Poppy Girls'.

But as the Blitz begins, amidst the tumult of wartime romances and secrecy on the estate, the girls are thrown together in ways they couldn’t ever have imagined. Can they put aside their differences for the greater good?

© Kirsty Dougal 2025 (P) Penguin Audio 2025

 20th Century Friendship Genre Fiction Historical Fiction Sagas
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Critic reviews

This superbly plotted saga has all the ingredients of a heartwarming and engrossing read (Maisie Thomas, author of Christmas with the Railway Girls)
I was hooked from the start. The meticulous period detail and true-to-life characters had me immersed in the action, and I didn’t want the story to end. A joy to read (Vicki Beeby)
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