Title:  Letters Home: The true story of Lt. Harry Frank Hunt

Author:  Faye C. Brown

Publisher:  Daphne Pub Co

Reviewer: Steven J. Newton – AAA Member

As a matter of course I don’t much like biographies and at first glance, Letters Home: The true story of Lt. Harry Frank Hunt appeared to be in this category. The book is an exhaustive compilation of letters, pictures and military records of a World War I veterinary.

However after getting into the book I began to see that the author, Faye Converse Brown, was offering us a look into the life and times of a family embroiled in the savagery of World War I.

The book is a history lesson in its most basic form. Eyewitness accounts and personal letters make it seem like you are there and living through the life of Lt. Harry Hunt.

I would recommend this book for anyone wanting to learn more about the life and times of our Soldiers in the War to End All Wars. In fact I would recommend this book for anyone wanting to get a better glimpse into the life of a Soldier.

Times change but it seems war does not.

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