One of Appelhans's ten favorite teen books that deal with remembering, forgetting and flashbacks, as told to the Guardian:
Code Name Verity by Elizabeth WeinRead about the other titles on Appelhans's list.
When British spy Verity is captured by the Nazis in occupied France, she is forced to write down her secrets. She chooses to write about her best friend Maddie, a RAF pilot who flew the mission with her, pouring out her heart by flashing back to their joint history and detailing her current predicament. Not a moment goes by when we don't fear for Verity's life, but little do her interrogators know just how skilled Verity is in her spycraft. A thrilling, heartbreaking gem.
Code Name Verity also appears on Lydia Syson's list of ten of the best historical novels for young readers.
--Marshal Zeringue