Title: John McCain's Faith of My Fathers defines values and heroism
Product review: Don't read this book for its literary qualities; Read it for the story. McCain hales from a line of military figures who knew the meaning of honor, faith, and valor. He followed the family example and his recollections of Vietnam as a POW are extremely moving. At a time when so many despised America, he grew to love it - in the squalor of prison camps. Suffering may not make people heroes but it unquestionably enobled John McCain. The book is an inspiration. Its faults are minor although the loose ends about McCain's personal life are a distraction. Faith of My Fathers should be required reading for young people and all of us who wonder if character and integrity still reside in the political ethos.
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