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I Remember Korea: Veterans Tell Their Stories of the Korean War, 1950–53
136 pp.
| Clarion |
November, 2003 |
TradeISBN 0-618-17740-X$$16.00
(4)
YA
It's rare that veteran's war stories make it out of the VFW Post and into juvenile literature, and Granfield has used thirty of them to give a picture of "the Forgotten War." While the accounts are often vivid, the events of the war itself are less so and not always clear; readers might be best served by supplementing the book with a straightforward history text. Snapshots of the veterans are included, as is a foreword by Russell Freedman giving his own Korean War story.