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1 author picked Lack of Moral Fibre as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
I loved this book because it soberly and accurately told us about the real people who are caught up in war events and whom we do not normally see in books about war heroes.
I found the story of how the relationship between the young recruit and his love develops as heartbreaking as it was satisfying. It also taught me much about the world of flying war planes and actual war at the level of human suffering.
This novel also helped me write my war novel.
From Johanna's list on how the Second World War affected regular people and their families.
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