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Geoffrey Boyes
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Gail Kittleson
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Set in the German Hill Country of Texas during World War II, Land That I Love is a sweeping literary novel of love and loss; friendship and animosity; fathers and sons; and coping during times of war and peace. Yet, it is more than a love story. It is about the racism and bigotry that still exist in our world.
As author Gail Kittleson's characters struggle with the problems of everyday life. They teach us that we survive hard times by being good neighbors despite our differences and that hatred can be conquered by love, understanding, and forgiveness.
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- Susan Sisler
- 01-04-22
Just a solid , fascinating family tale.
Land That I Love is a treasure filled with insight, wisdom, and the power of faith in challenging times. Kittleson has created characters whom you will come to love and care for as you see their lives unfold in sometimes unexpected ways. If you enjoy World War II fiction with well-defined characters and a firm foundation of historical fact, Land That I Love is the book for you. You will learn both American history since much of the story occurs in Texas and British history as that's where the story begins. World War II history looms large,. Brilliantly narrated by Geoffrey Boyes, who produces the British and American accents, with his natural Australian accent providing the neutral narrators input.
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