Churchill

“Fascinating narrative. . . . The romantic stuff of Victorian adventure fiction, but it has the virtue of being true.”
—New York Times Book Review
“A gripping narrative of Churchill’s adventures as a young journalist. . . . An exciting tale that should be read, if for nothing else, for the fun of it.”
—Wall Street Journal
“Sandys, Winston Churchill's granddaughter, introduces readers to the youthful—and quite often cocky—adventurer who would eventually become one of Great Britain's most successful and admired prime ministers. . . . Written in a lively narrative style, this affectionate biographical portrait of a very young, very spirited, and very enterprising Winston Churchill succeeds in foreshadowing the magnitude of the renown he eventually achieved. A rip-roaring good read chock-full of action, suspense, and history.”
—Booklist
“This portrait of Winston Churchill, written by his granddaughter, unapologetically presents the future prime minister as an action hero in the Boer War. It's rousing reading.”
—Publishers Weekly
“A romping narrative.”
—Denver Post
“A diverting account by [Churchill’s] granddaughter of a period regarded by the wartime leader as the most exciting adventure of his life. . . . A story of refreshing intimacy, illuminating events of 100 years ago with the humble testimony of history’s bit-players.”
—Sunday Times
“A cracking good yarn. . . . For those who like history without the cobwebs, this is an absorbing, down-to-earth read.”
—Independent on Sunday
“[A] groundbreaking book—surprisingly the first to really get to grips with this period of Churchill’s life . . .”
—Guardian
“[Sandys] displays a Churchillian way with prose; clear, concise, and highly readable.”
—Observer
“A fascinating story, told with a rare combination of insight, thoroughness, and charm.”
—Sunday Telegraph
“Enthralling stuff.”
—Daily Telegraph

“Fascinating narrative. . . . The romantic stuff of Victorian adventure fiction, but it has the virtue of being true.”
—New York Times Book Review
“A gripping narrative of Churchill’s adventures as a young journalist. . . . An exciting tale that should be read, if for nothing else, for the fun of it.”
—Wall Street Journal
“Sandys, Winston Churchill's granddaughter, introduces readers to the youthful—and quite often cocky—adventurer who would eventually become one of Great Britain's most successful and admired prime ministers. . . . Written in a lively narrative style, this affectionate biographical portrait of a very young, very spirited, and very enterprising Winston Churchill succeeds in foreshadowing the magnitude of the renown he eventually achieved. A rip-roaring good read chock-full of action, suspense, and history.”
—Booklist
“This portrait of Winston Churchill, written by his granddaughter, unapologetically presents the future prime minister as an action hero in the Boer War. It's rousing reading.”
—Publishers Weekly
“A romping narrative.”
—Denver Post
“A diverting account by [Churchill’s] granddaughter of a period regarded by the wartime leader as the most exciting adventure of his life. . . . A story of refreshing intimacy, illuminating events of 100 years ago with the humble testimony of history’s bit-players.”
—Sunday Times
“A cracking good yarn. . . . For those who like history without the cobwebs, this is an absorbing, down-to-earth read.”
—Independent on Sunday
“[A] groundbreaking book—surprisingly the first to really get to grips with this period of Churchill’s life . . .”
—Guardian
“[Sandys] displays a Churchillian way with prose; clear, concise, and highly readable.”
—Observer
“A fascinating story, told with a rare combination of insight, thoroughness, and charm.”
—Sunday Telegraph
“Enthralling stuff.”
—Daily Telegraph