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Posted by: Bearpaulsen Posted on: Oct 22^nd, 2014 at 8:35pm	Quote
I third that. A captivating read.

Posted by: HighnDry Posted on: Oct 21^st, 2014 at 12:59am	Quote
MT, Late post on this one but you are right, it's an excellent read! Thanks for posting your review. He and all of his POW colleagues were heroes for their fortitude and endurance. Amazing what humans can survive in difficult conditions.

Posted by: mastertangler
Posted on: Sep 9^th, 2014 at 9:09pm

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3 years on the New York Times best seller list, who knew? This is the story of Louis Zamperini who spent his formative years as a bit of a hellion but went on to Olympic fame as a track star. WW2 put him in a B-24 and ultimately adrift on the ocean in a raft for over 40 days only to be captured and subject to humiliating and inconceivable treatment by the Japanese. Numerous times I had to stop reading as my eyes welled up with tears. Absolutely riveting and inspiring, so glad I found this book.

MT

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