Young Hilda at the Wars

Young Hilda at the Wars is a historical novel by Arthur Gleason, written in the early 20th century. It follows Hilda, an American girl from Iowa, who volunteers with a Red Cross motor ambulance corps during World War I in Belgium. The narrative explores her transformation from a sheltered life to confronting the harsh realities of war, highlighting her determination and the emotional challenges she faces while caring for the wounded. Gleason's vivid descriptions capture the devastation of war and the resilience of those involved.