Title: A Marine's Daughter
Product review: "Flags of Our Fathers" touched my heart in a way no other book could ever come close to. Growing up as the daughter of a Marine, I never realized the intense bond my father developed with his fellow soldiers. When I finished reading "Flags of Our Fathers" I called him and when we weren't crying, he emphasized the same sense of brotherhood he felt for his fellow Marines in Korea that "Doc" Bradley felt during World War II. It's hard to believe that a book could have such an impact on a father-daughter relationship, but "Flags of Our Fathers" introduced me to a part of my dad's life that I might have never known.
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