GDG- Book review

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In a message dated 6/6/2007 1:59:54 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
pennmardel at mchsi.com writes:

Coco's  books flew right under my radar scope.  Did not know they  existed
until I saw them at the VC bookstore this past Sunday.  I  would imagine
there may be some overlap, yet there is probably enough  "human interest"
stories out there to fill many more  volumes.


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Sherrie here:
 
Actually, a "human interest" book was one of my first hooks into Gettysburg  
- a very old volume (the one I grew up with was pre-1938, as there was no  
mention of the Peace Light as there is in modern versions) called _Human  
Interest Stories of the Three-Days Battle at Gettysburg With Pictures_.  I  found it 
in my grandparents' library, and by seven, I think I had it all but  memorized.
 
Coco's books I find less interesting, frankly - I think I've read them one  
and maybe a half times.
 
Sherrie  

"Some kid a hundred years from now is going to get  interested in the Civil 
War and want to see these places. He's going to go down  there and be standing 
in a parking lot. I'm fighting for that kid." - Brian  Pohanka, 1990




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