"The Boy Allies with Pershing in France" by Clair W. Hayes is a thrilling young adult novel that transports readers to the battlefields of World War I in France. In this installment of the series, Jack and Frank, the intrepid young heroes, find themselves alongside General John J. Pershing and the American Expeditionary Forces as they join the fight in France. The novel vividly portrays the challenges and dangers faced by soldiers on the Western Front during the Great War. As the boys navigate the trenches, engage in combat, and forge bonds with their fellow soldiers, they exemplify courage and camaraderie. Their resourcefulness and determination are put to the test as they confront the realities of warfare in a foreign land. Clair W. Hayes' storytelling captures the heroism and sacrifices of those who served in World War I, offering readers an action-packed narrative that also provides insights into the historical significance of the American involvement in the conflict.

Two young officers serving in the American Expeditionary Forces are involved in several dangerous missions on both sides of the Western front during the final days of World War I.

Two young officers serving in the American Expeditionary Forces are involved in several dangerous missions on both sides of the Western front during the final days of World War I.

The Boy Allies With Pershing In FranceOROver the Top at Chateau ThierryBy Clair W. HayesAUTHOR OF“The Boy Allies With the Army Series”

After capturing a German boat off the coast of South America during World War I, two officers in the British navy battle the enemy aboard a convoy cruiser, merchant vessel, and pirate ship.

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