Title: Almost like a journal
Product review: As an American soldier, I read this book with delight. Perhaps one of the best, easy-to-read, down-to-earth books written about war, it portrays not only the young men and women of the war, but also puts a face and soul to every character. From the main character's pining and missing home to the bond developed between fellow soldiers, Walter Dean Myers accurately portrays what it is like for soldiers on a deployment.For those comtemplating whether or not our current war on Iraq is justified, this book won't help with deciding that. What it does help decide, however, is that soldiers have families too. They also have feelings, emotions and most certainly, can be deep, as shown in the conversations throughout the book.
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