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5.0 out of 5 stars
undersung heroes,
This review is from: Flower Shadows: A Novel (Hardcover)
Along with Lynda Van Devanter's heartbreaking classic of nurses in Vietnam, Home Before Morning, Flowers Shadows does great credit to another set of undersung heroes, Red Cross volunteers. This is the only book I'm aware of, in fact, to feature them--those girls next door who, along with Kool-Aid and silly games, brought a little hope to the grunt's grim day. Farish is a lyrical, subtle writer, and the story she tells, of one girl's suffering and self-awakening, is universal and wise. -- John Mort, author of DONT MEAN NOTHIN: Vietnam War Stories
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Flower Shadows: A Novel by Terry Farish (Hardcover - Jan. 1992)
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