<p>Very good in lightly chipped dustjacket, first edition,limited and numbered, this being number 332, signed by the author and margaret Polk who the belle was named after, inscribed</p>

Memphis Belle

Duerksen, Menno

Castle Books, Inc.

<p>Publisher: Castle Books, Second Edition, 1987. Trade Paperback.</p>

The Memphis Belle: Home at Last

Memphis Belle Memorial Assn

The author's growing up years as the oldest son in a Mennonite farm family in western Okla., in the years preceding and during the Great Depression includes childhood stories; his teenage years as a mechanic's apprentice; his struggle to come to terms with the vindictive religion of his stern, whip-wielding father; incidents from Duerksen's years as a reporter in Europe after World War II. The book ends with the poignant story of his first wife's death and a "miracle" which brought a new romance. (406pp. hardcover with dust jacket. Wordsworth, 1995.)

Dear God, I'm only a boy

History

Americas

Wordsworth

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Memphis Belle

The Memphis Belle: Home at Last

Dear God, I'm only a boy