Susan

Probably not, only because I seldom listen to books twice. But definitely enjoyed the first time around.

I loved the way Katie put her passion into action. Even through opposition, she forged ahead........ stopping for the

Haven't read or seen the print version, but enjoyed the audio very much.

This book goes along well with the TV series, "Islands at War". I don't think you will regret "reading" this book, especially if you are interested in WW2.

I would not listen to it again. I seldom listen to books twice. However, I am glad I listened to it the first time.

The kidnapping of their son, Charlie, and the events that surrounded it.

Anne would have to be the most memorable character. Her development into a stronger woman throughout the story made her more likable.

If you are on the fence about listening to this novel, go ahead and try it. I seldom give any book a 5.

One of the best in this category

Love the way real testimonies are interjected into the story line.

This book gives real life examples that Jesus is alive.

This book gave insight into a very interesting time in our nation's history. It made me feel for Jackie, and all she went through.

I think I would enjoy either one, because this is such a good book. The narrator in the audio was very expressive and did a great job of making you feel like you were there.

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I really thought this would be an interesting subject to learn more about. It ended up being more like listening to someone read aloud from the encyclopedia. The cover is enticing, the content boring.

My father was in the Army Air Corp during WWII, so I had a special interest in this book. It reveals an amazing time in history, and shows the resiliency of men during the most difficult of circumstances. It is a must read!
Susan

Friends recommended this book and I was not disappointed. Chann challenged the way I think about day to day life, inspiring me to make my life count for eternity.