Wings of War

A parent would reach for this book when their teenager is grappling with the weight of growing up and the realization that the world is more complex than it once seemed. It is an ideal choice for a young person facing high-stakes decisions or feeling the pressure of new responsibilities. The story follows a young pilot during World War I, exploring the thin line between bravery and fear and the intense bonds of loyalty formed in difficult times. Through the lens of historical aviation, the book navigates the moral questions of service and the loss of innocence that comes with adulthood. It is most appropriate for readers aged 12 and up who are ready for a realistic, grounded look at historical conflict and the internal growth it demands.