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My Darling: 99 Love Letters
My Darling, says Kathy, is a labor of love. It is a true love story centered around her Dad's love letters to her Mom during WWII. Her parent's story is still unfolding because of the legacy they have left behind.
Five years after the death of Kathy's mom and after another move, she unearths the many wartime love letters her Dad had written to her Mom during 1942-1945. Reading those letters changed so many things and here she shares a love story that spans over seventy years.
Five years after the death of Kathy's mom and after another move, she unearths the many wartime love letters her Dad had written to her Mom during 1942-1945. Reading those letters changed so many things and here she shares a love story that spans over seventy years.
668 pages, Paperback
Published December 9, 2020
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February 26, 2021
A True Romance Novel!
From the very start I wanted to keep learning more about how their relationship would evolve. In a day when communication was so limited they had to rely on their love and trust of each other to keep them together. So inspiring.
From the very start I wanted to keep learning more about how their relationship would evolve. In a day when communication was so limited they had to rely on their love and trust of each other to keep them together. So inspiring.
June 27, 2021
Great book
Read this book after seeing a newspaper article about the “love letters”. The daughter did an excellent job explaining her family and sharing the letters. What a legacy from her parents.
Read this book after seeing a newspaper article about the “love letters”. The daughter did an excellent job explaining her family and sharing the letters. What a legacy from her parents.
July 7, 2021
Liked reading from a local author and familiar town and places mentioned. My Dad was also a POW in WWII and lived in River Forest so I can identify with this story. So much in common with this family
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