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Attacked at Sea: A True World War II Story of a Family's Fight for Survival (True Rescue Series)

Michael J. Tougias

4.3/5 ( ratings)

Format: Kindle Edition

Attacked at Sea: A True World War II Story of a Family's Fight for Survival (True Rescue Series)

Michael J. Tougias

4.3/5 ( ratings)

Format: Kindle Edition

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Christy

(5/5)

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May 13, 2024

I did not read this, but Levi says it is very well written. The story of the family separation touched his heart, he says, and how the author worked to tell each person’s story was compelling.
Katie Krombein

(4/5)

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May 13, 2024

Wow, what a story. The author writes directly and clearly and so it can be hard to read about the hardships the Downs family (and heredia passengers) faced. I appreciate that the ending and epilogue speak to both the trauma, anger, and depression that they experienced from this ordeal, as well as the determination, perseverance, and resilience they had to have to build a new life.