Sandra and the Flying Elephants of Belfast

96 pages. Before William James Hanna leaves to fight in the Second World War, he gives his young daughter Sandra the task of looking after her younger brother Billy. S andra takes this commission on, but in doing so, has to survive being bombed and strafed by the Nazis, being burnt and drowned, and on top of all that, even has to deal with her hair turning green! Amidst the seriousness of war, her story i s filled with gems, like ducks with wooden legs, Irish nuns hiding butter, a don key sitting in front of the fire like a part of the family, and many other stori es that are both funny and heartwarming. Sandra and the Flying Elephants of Belf ast is the true story of Darrin Wedlock's mother. It is not only a book about fa mily, caring, loyalty and goodness, but ultimately, is a story of a little girl with green hair, who went on to accomplish one of the most important roles in li fe, being a great Mother. Sandra and the Flying Elephants of Belfast will appeal to those looking for an uplifting, sometimes poignant and often humorous tale.…