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HomeShop at BookSurgeJuvenile FictionBedtime & DreamsThe Best Day Of My Life:: Memoirs of an Italian-American who spent World War II as a prisoner of the English |
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2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
A compelling bio that grabs your attention and holds it! Jan 20, 2005
By SingleCityChick
"dating diva extraordinaire"
This is an excellent book with a compelling story - unique, original and full of irony. It's about an American citizen who was forced to fight for an enemy during World War II--and then became a prisoner of war. The theme is like that of Angela's Ashes, in that it recounts hardships that most of us can't imagine enduring. The writing is straightforward and honest, and paints a fascinating picture about another time. It's a page-turner until its happy end.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
An unusual, gripping story Jan 19, 2005
By Norman Coker
"bibliophile"
Everyone's personal story is interesting, but this story is one of a kind. A true account, it's full of irony from beginning to end. The protagonist, an American citizen, is forced to fight against his own country in a world war. He's captured by the Allies and spends seven years in p.o.w. camps. Finally he returns to America on "the best day of his life." A great read!
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