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  1. Joe
    If anyone needs to be reminded of the horror and futility of war, this is an excellent book to read. It is unutterably poignant. It follows the stories of a number of young men, thrust into battle in their low teens; but then it reminds us of the ease with which a populace can be swept up and inspired to actions that would otherwise not be considered. Particularly appropriate just now. The author is Richard Van Emden by Headline Book Publishing.

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