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skip to content chris cleave war was declared at 11:15 and mary north signed up at noon. menu everyone brave is forgiven about tour dates contact little bee the other hand incendiary gold blog everyone brave is forgiven new: usa paperback out now! indiebound amazon hudson booksellers barnes & noble the instant new york times bestseller from chris cleave—the unforgettable novel about three lives entangled during world war ii, told “with dazzling prose, sharp english wit, and compassion…a powerful portrait of war’s effects on those who fight and those left behind” ( people , book of the week). new: everyone brave in video! new: all the background for book clubs & interested readers “a superb novel that breathes fresh life into an often brutal scenario. particularly astute at demonstrating how war seeps into the psyche and changes it, this is beautifully written, funny, gut-wrenching and, above all, honest.” – daily mail “cleave’s foray into historical fiction is both grand and intimate. the novel’s ability to stay small and quiet against the raging tableau of war is what also makes it glorious…cleave’s prose is imbued with a dickensian flair, deploying brilliant metaphors and crackling dialogue.” – new york times book review “ian mcewan did it with atonement , sarah waters did it with the night watch , and chris cleave does it too with everyone brave is forgiven.” – financial times all the background – for book clubs and interested readers everyone brave in video read the first chapter from the publisher: it’s 1939, and the world is at war. within an hour of hostilities being declared in britain, mary, a headstrong young socialite, volunteers to serve. she is assigned to teach children who have been rejected by the countryside to which they were evacuated. it is in this role that mary meets tom, an education administrator in her school district. their professional relationship quickly becomes personal. but when mary meets alistair, tom’s best friend who has enlisted, the three are drawn into a dilemma that they must navigate while trying to survive an escalating war. everyone brave is forgiven is a sweeping epic with the same kind of unforgettable characters and scenes that made chris cleave’s #1 new york times bestselling novel little bee a book club favourite. it is a stunning examination of what it means to love, lose and remain courageous. tweet 90 thoughts on “everyone brave is forgiven” jean says: may 16, 2017 at 5:53 am chris, you have a good heart. reply rosemary hayward says: april 25, 2017 at 2:51 pm dear chris, thank-you for a wonderful book. like all good reads it works on so many different levels. for me the most poignant was the omnipresent, wanton, arbitrary, destructiveness of war. young lives are swept from their natural course and thrown, broken and mangled onto the beaches of history. there may be a better world to come, some may survive to live and love, despite all the odds – who knows? you offer no redemptive ending – and kudos for that. i ran ahead of you, into a story where mary adopts zachary, and, then, when more black kids fetch-up in the theatre’s basement, she adopts them all; taking them home to her wealthy parents and converting them to love and tenderness, because, as mary repeats, over and over, zachary is a child. you were far too wise to go where i went. the sadness of reality and the weakness of the individual are only redeemed at all by knowing that zachary will grow up. no more, no less. my father manned an anti-aircraft gun mounted on a platform in the thames. my husband’s mother was a south london kid evacuated to oxford. she never saw her mother again. not bombs, cancer. cancer still went on, regardless. he was twenty. she was eleven. your storytelling brought me right into their everyday experiences. what was one of those guns like? how does a child feel when denied the protection of a parent? thank-you. rosemary reply bud cole says: april 25, 2017 at 12:12 pm this is the most poignant wartime novel i’ve read since “testament of youth”! superb writing and character development. well done! bz reply ana paula novaes says: april 18, 2017 at 6:54 pm hi chris, i’m from brazil and i’ve just finished reading “everyone brave is forgiven”. i absolutely loved it! you broke my heart to tiny pieces multiple times and then sewed then back together. thank you for telling such a beautiful story. it’s of the utmost importance to remember what has passed as to not let history repeat itself. thanks for reminding us. cheers from brazil. reply janet witcher says: march 15, 2017 at 6:40 am i have just finished reading everyone brave is forgiven. i loved it and in particular the chapters on malta as i spent 8 years of my childhood there between 1952 to 1961. when i first went there in 1952 bomb damage was still evident from the war. my primary school was at cospicua (royal naval school verdala) and enclosed by ramparts which looked out right over to grand harbour. my secondary school was at tal handaq near luqa airport. your description of the fort st elmo is spot on. i was there in september partly for a school reunion at verdala and also to visit my parents grave at the naval cemetery at kalkara. a beautifully kept cemetery run by the war graves commission. your description of malta is spot on and reading it i felt i was there. i live in adelaide south australia. we have just had our writers’ week and it would be wonderful if you are invited to attend as a guest writer one year. i shall be recommending the book for my book club. reply chris cleave says: march 31, 2017 at 2:09 pm dear janet, thank you for your lovely comment on my website about everyone brave is forgiven. sorry it’s taken me so long to reply! i was moved by your message, as i spent some time at the kalkara / capuccini cemetery. the commonwealth war graves commission were really helpful to me, too. and yes – isn’t it beautifully kept? it was interesting to see how many pre-wwii graves there were, too. for example i hadn’t realised until then that the wounded from gallipoli etc had been cared for on malta. thanks again for your kind message. all good wishes, chris reply john simonson says: march 6, 2017 at 10:01 am we got to hear of your book through the ‘meet the author’ feature on the bbc news channel. i wonder was there a reason you chose the name simonson for your captain in malta? it is so rare in our experience. as a boy in london in the 1940s we were the only family with the name in the london telephone directory! i was 9 in 1940 and remember the blitz well. in north london it was relatively light – just a dumping ground for unused bombs from lost or damaged aircraft. we enjoyed your book very much reply chris cleave says: march 6, 2017 at 12:35 pm hi john, thank you for reading everyone brave – i’m delighted you enjoyed it. i chose “simonson” because i liked the way it sounded – strong and suggestive of a good lineage. and yes, because it is very rare. it has the quality of making one take notice and think: “i haven’t met one of these before!” and from what you’ve written, i see that the name i picked was possibly too rare. i certainly didn’t mean to single out your family, and i hope you’ll forgive my borrowing your good name. all good wishes – chris reply kerstin leonhard says: march 5, 2017 at 12:44 am hi chris, i’m a german citizen. i visit london a few times a year, because my daughter studies there. i bought your book by chance. once i started reading it, i couldn’t put it down. thank you for sharing some of your history and giving me a further insight on how people perceived the second world war in london. i will def. order more of your books. all the best! kerstin leonhard reply chris cleave says: march 5, 2017 at 5:53 am thank you, kerstin – that means a lot to me. i’m delighted you liked everyone brave. all good wishes to you & your daughter! reply zhanna says: january 31, 2017 at 5:09 pm dear chris, you are the only author i read all

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