This is a nicely executed book that brings to life the Liverpool PALS. The text is crisp and the images are carried through the body of the book to produce an emotive picture of one of the joys and sorrows of WWI. All enthusiasts of the Great War will want to buy a copy, and it should sell very well in Liverpool, but it is a book that reaches out from the mud of Flanders with an engrossing human story. Recommended.

The author has researched thoroughly and included a good bibliography, making this a valuable reference book of an important aspect of the British Expeditionary Force that performed so effectively and courageously against great numbers of German formations.

Firetrench

If you have ancestors who fought in the Liverpool Pals in WW1, this reprinted history of the 17th, 18th, 19th and 20th (Service) Battalions of the King's Liverpool Regiment will be a real boon.
It not only records the soldier's names but also their duty,courage and endeavour.
Packed with images and useful information.

Family Tree, Nov 2015

This book on the Pals, packed full of stories and photos, was originally published in 1991 and this is an updated version in a new format, which is greatly welcomed as it was one of the best written of the Pals series covering a fascinating unit. Highly recommended.

WW1 Centenary

A well illustrated and important book, particularly if you're researching men who served with these units during the First World War.

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