A fascinating look at the distinctive "make do and mend" fashions that developed out of necessity during the Second World War. Published in association with Imperial War Museums. Children can use the stickers to dress characters including an air raid warden, a land girl and French citizens living under German occupation. Each page includes informative notes, photographs and sketches explaining the clothes and adding historical context. With over 170 stickers of clothes to wear during an air raid, on duty or to attend a 1940s wedding. Includes internet links to recommended websites to find out more about life in the Second World War.

Illustrated by: Elena Selivanova