from br13pamo

On the beaches of Normandy Scott and Bobby Joe are trapped behind the sand walls. Time passes water is raising soldier makes it up over the wall then another one and another one up the hill. Pillboxes cleared. Off to the towns clearing out Germans. Many soldiers have been lost but the war has jus...

from Beammey

This was a good book. 4.5 out of 5 stars. I did enjoy it, it was a good read, especially since I had family that was on Omaha Beach on D-Day, but I don't know. Something just wasn't there for me to give it that extra half star. I would still read it again, I'm glad I read it and I would recommend...

from ctmscado

The Journal of Scott Pendleton Collins is a really good book; not the best, but good. It gives you the insight to what the war was doing to the soldiers, physically and mentally. I noticed as I was reading through the book, Scott became more brave, and more used to what was going on. I would have...

from mrsarey

An interesting look at World War II from the perspective of an American GI. No punches are pulled, and people die around the main character. However, it isn't graphic and is appropriate for older children.

from dayspring777

I have generally been pretty happy with the parallel Dear America series, but was disappointed as a parent that this book mentions in passing a rumor that certain girls "are easy". I didn't like it because of this. Not what I want my son reading about. I felt the blood and shooting were portrayed...