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Read the article →| Category: | Non-Fiction - Historical |
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| Author: | John Odell |
| Publisher: | Quickfoot Books (Indy) |
| Publication Date: | March 19, 2021 |
| Number of Pages: | 475 |
| ISBN-10: | 978-1-7365338-0-2 |
| ISBN-13: | 978-1-7365338-1-9 |
| ASIN: | none |
Elmer Odell and Virginia Schill are young
and in love, but their love will soon see troubling times as Elmer flies off to
Europe as a fighter pilot during World War II, and Virginia focuses her energy
on writing stories in the newspaper, sharing details of life back home. During
their time apart, the only medium of contact for them is through letters.
Between 1939 and 1944, the two shared hundreds of letters with each other, and
both of them have various heartbreaking stories to tell with similar
undertones. Although worlds apart, their love remains strong as they enter
adulthood amidst the war.
The story of Elmer and Virginia reveals how
the war affected the lives of soldiers and those they held near and dear. It’s
a terrific tale of two high school students who have to face harsh realities
earlier than most youngsters their age. The pictures alongside the text make it
easier for readers to visualize their lives, the ordeal they had to go through,
and the sacrifices they made. It’s a timeless tale of love, trauma, heartbreak,
and hidden joys of life. The story will take readers to a time of innocent
love, and they'll feel the impact that the events had on each character.
Elmer
& Virginia: A World War II Romance in Letters by
John Odell will give readers an insight into human development and growth
during turbulent times. With each page, the characters become more vivid and
their traits more prominent. This book is a must-read, especially for those in
a long-distance relationship or history geeks looking for a top-shelf novel.
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