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And No Birds Sang

by Farley Mowat

Goose Lane Editions | September 1, 1999 | Audio Book (Cassette)

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During World War II, Farley Mowat fought in Italy and Sicily with the Hastings and Prince Edward Regiment. And No Birds Sang is the gripping eyewitness account of a young man in combat, detailing everything from how he lost his virginity to his growing disenchantment with war. Heard in the author''s own voice, And No Birds Sang showcases both Mowat''s irrepressible urge to tell a good story and the serious purpose behind it.

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the greatest book
by michael
11 years ago

It is a great book even though there is some language in it. I recommend it to anyone.