This is another essential book to have a copy of, for anyone who has an interest in the Western Front.

Jon Sandison

This was a really interesting book. I have never heard of this battle before. So I did learn a lot about it. The writing style was also good.

NetGalley, Linde Boon

As mentioned in

Epworth Bells and Crowle Advertiser

A fascinatingly-detailed book from historian Carole McEntee-Taylor who brings the battle to life with personal testimony weaved with strategic overview.

Burton Mail

An outstanding tribute to all those who fought and died at Bellewaarde on 16th June 1915.
Highly Commended. 10/10

The Great War Magazine

This is an excellent memorial and work of reference that will be of use for a long time to come.

Western Front Association

Carole McEnteeTaylor has produced a stunningly detailed account of this action complete with lists of the fallen and cross referencing to their memorial sites and regiments. The book starts by a brief overview of the Allied armies followed by more detailed examinations of the units that made up the orbat of 7,8 and 9 brigades as well as a look at the German units facing them. Royal Scots Fusiliers, the Wiltshire Regiment and the Honourable Artillery Company are all recorded with some excellent sourcing of photographs from both protagonists. Much of the initial collation of information was carried out by Martin Clift and there has been substantial translation of German source material.

Army Rumour Service

As seen in the Essex Chronicle.

Essex Chronicle