That book is available at Town Crier. I was just in there today and they have several copies on the shelf.

I’m planning to do my next research paper on Vietnam. This looks like it may be a great source.

I have been interested in Vietnam since the day I discovered my father’s old fatigues in the closet when I was a small boy.

I did rearrange the order of my list so I can read it soon though. Keep your fingers crossed that I can find it.

But – at any rate- it’s worth the read. It’s worth getting to know Stan and learning what it was like to fight in the Vietnam War. And, as Karen mentioned, I think it is especially valuable now, in the middle of another war – to consider what these service men and women are going through so far from home.

The letters and Karen’s background details made this book easy to read. It was put together very well. I didn’t want to put the book down and read it all in two evenings.

It felt like an honor to be allowed to read Stan’s letters. He was a brave soldier, a good guy with a kind heart.