That Which Hath Wings: A Novel of the Day
by Richard Dehan · audio summary, about 9 min
As World War I breaks out across Europe, a Prussian spy steals British aviation secrets and kidnaps a young Boy Scout, setting off a story of sacrifice, aerial combat, and loyalty.
Key ideas
- Patriotic duty and personal sacrifice supersede individual comfort and fear in times of national crisis.
- Youthful discipline and character, embodied by the Boy Scouts, can yield extraordinary courage under extreme pressure.
- Moral growth and true reconciliation require honest confession of past missteps and unwavering loyalty in love.
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