Title: Dull personal catalogue
Product review: Memoirs are necessarily self-centered, but the best are connected to incredible personal experiences or probe beneath the surface to explore an emotional life. This book does neither. It is a well-written catalogue of names, places, rooms, food eaten, weather conditions, etc. Harrison must have a photographic memory or something is at work. There is nothing remarkable or interesting about his service in World War II, and the title is more than a little misleading.
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