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Brave Men, Gentle Heroes
by Michael Takiff


  
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Book Description

A fascinating journey through World War II and Vietnam is narrated with poignancy by numerous fathers and sons who fought in very different battles, the bond created between them, and how the reasons and revelations during each war differed from generatio




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Reviewer: Katie
I thought this book was boring. I actually couldn't finish it becuase I didn't care what happened at all. I think the people who would like this book are people who enjoy books that are aobut real life, which can be boring. This book seemed like it could happen to me and so I wasn't very interested. (It was cool to recognize the land marks it talked about though!)




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