Lights Out Liverpool
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For some reason no-one was able to understand, the press was forbidden to publish details, which only increased the contempt of the population for a government that seemed to think people were so stupid that they couldn’t feel for themselves the sub-zero temperatures, or observe the thick, dense snow which fell day after day, week after week; a government which dropped paper on the enemy instead of bombs and dithered over sending troops to the aid of gallant little Finland when Russia invaded – ...to such a degree that Finland had surrendered before the troops left British soil, though many brave Finns continued fighting. Wiser heads thought despairingly that even to have considered taking on the might of Russia, as well as Germany, would have been an act of total madness.
Lack of reporting about the arctic weather only led to wilder and wilder rumours. It was said that in the countryside birds froze on the trees, and that elsewhere, old people and babies were found perished to death in their beds; that cars and buses travelled on rivers of solid ice which were safer and more passable than the roads.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For some reason no-one was able to understand, the press was forbidden to publish details, which only increased the contempt of the population for a government that seemed to think people were so stupid that they couldn’t feel for themselves the sub-zero temperatures, or observe the thick, dense snow which fell day after day, week after week; a government which dropped paper on the enemy instead of bombs and dithered over sending troops to the aid of gallant little Finland when Russia invaded – ...to such a degree that Finland had surrendered before the troops left British soil, though many brave Finns continued fighting. Wiser heads thought despairingly that even to have considered taking on the might of Russia, as well as Germany, would have been an act of total madness.
Lack of reporting about the arctic weather only led to wilder and wilder rumours. It was said that in the countryside birds froze on the trees, and that elsewhere, old people and babies were found perished to death in their beds; that cars and buses travelled on rivers of solid ice which were safer and more passable than the roads.
What to read after Lights Out Liverpool?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maureen Lee to read onlineMoreLess
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