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|title=Code Name Verity

|author=Elizabeth Wein

|borrow=Yes

|isbn=9781405258210

|pages=452

|publisher=Electric Monkey

|date=February 2012

|website=http://www.elizabethwein.com

|video=3kLMuupshJk

|summary=A young British woman is caught spying during World War Two in Occupied France. Weeks of torture have left her exhausted and near despair, and she agrees to write down wireless codes and aircraft landing sites in return for a couple more weeks of life and a painless execution. Elizabeth Wein popped into Bookbag Towers to [[The Interview: Bookbag Talks To Elizabeth Wein|chat to us]].

}}

Another excellent book about young people in an age of horror and cruelty is [[Prisoner of the Inquisition by Theresa Breslin]]. And if you haven't read [[Private Peaceful by Michael Morpurgo]] yet, then seek it out. But be warned: buy another box of tissues first. You'll need them.

{{toptentext|list=The CILIP Carnegie Medal 2013}}