Title: Nobel Prize material...
Product review: I can't believe that other reviewers here gave this book less than five stars. If I could give it more stars, I would. It's more touching than any anti-war novel I've read; it's right up there with "Cry, The Beloved Country," and other books that plumb the depths of sorrow while retaining a dignity that lifts them out of being simply grim. The essence of the writing is precious and heartfelt. There is a light around this book, and I feel it should be considered for the Nobel.
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