Pros: Good read on what when on in the 1940's to help the war. Cons: none
I found another book about a World War II story but on a different slant than the fighting of battles. This book written by Bob Greene a columnist from the Chicago Tribune called ONCE UPON A TOWN The Miracle of the North Plate Canteen gives us a...
Pros: North Platte, Nebraska during WWII may otherwise be forgotten Cons: A disjointed read, The novel never takes off into a full blown book.
I really wanted to like this book. When I saw Once Upon a Town in the local Price Club, I did a double take. North Platte was a small Nebraska town where my father grew up (along with Marquette and Rising City Nebraska). I had heard of North...
Pros: Shows a very personal side of those who served and were served by the canteen. Cons: It's short, only 260 pages.
Bob Greene's done it again with Once Upon a Town, a very moving tribute to a canteen for soldiers going to and returning from WWII. While the North Platte Nebraska canteen is the backdrop, the real story here is the people who volunteered their time to...
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