War Cries: Unheard Voices, Unmarked Graves Paperback Kerry Arquette

from buttsy1

I received this book through Library Thing's Early Reviewer program. The author's aim in 'War Cries' was to give voice to those who are the never-heard victims of war. She has chosen to do this through poetry and brief prose explanations, where required. I believe she has achieved this goal magni...

from rpister

Although the subject of this book is one in which I usually am interested, the way in which it is presented was quite different. Curious, I was fortunate to have received a copy and found the way in which stories were shared. I believe you can never be too familiar with the stories, in this case ...

from polarmath

I enjoyed reading the stores in this book and learning more about the people during this time period. You learn more from the stories sometimes than you do with history books.

from Scarlett_Rose

This collection of WWII poetry, with the author's enlightening commentaries about the point of view of each of the writers, was very poignant to read. Some poems were shocking and disturbing, but I'm glad they were included in this book. Reading these, a few at a time, with repeat readings of one...

from buttsy1

I received this book through Library Thing's Early Reviewer program. The author's aim in 'War Cries' was to give voice to those who are the never-heard victims of war. She has chosen to do this through poetry and brief prose explanations, where required. I believe she has achieved this goal magni...