Interwoven with the author's own experiences and reflections on the Vietnam War are the personal narratives from Vietnam veterans on how their lives, emotions, and health were impacted by the war and by how they were treated when they came home. Many of those that served in the Vietnam War are still dealing with its effects. In this important book, for which more than 150 Vietnam veterans were interviewed, a strong light is shone on the lingering legacy of the war. These Vietnam veterans describe not the war itself, but how their lives were changed by it and by the reception afforded them when they came home. Some volunteered, others were drafted. Some saw combat, others dealt with its aftermath. Some–such as Steve Kanaly and Richard Kline, whose stories are included here–thrived after coming home from Vietnam. Still others, like Tucker Smallwood, led successful lives but have had to deal with the effects of PTSD. A great many struggled to reclaim their places in civilian life.The horrors and shock or war were compounded by the "welcome" home–many Vietnam veterans received hostile receptions from their own people and the organizations that should have provided support.Those that came home from Vietnam had to move on as best they could, on their own terms. Here are their stories.

When We Came Home: How The Vietnam War Changed Those Who Served

History

McCabe, Jack

Military

OddInt Media

Play. Speak. - an excellent book by an extraordinary actor - is an instructional guide and collection of 40 challenging monologues for young actors, ages 13 to 18.

Play, Speak

Hodge-Jones, Tia Dionne

Children's Books

They met in the first BEEBEAR . In BEEBEAR 2, they continue to experience ways in which they are the same and ways in which they are different.More short, engaging rhymes. More great illustrations For young children and adults. Wonderful.

Beebear 2

Follett, Ross C.

Animals

A bee and a bear are friends. Their everyday adventures are fun to read and fun to see.

Beebear Board

The fate of your wishes rests on the back of broken-winged fairy. Shea Evenstar is no pixie. She's wanted to be a WishKeeper since she can remember, but when her parents destroyed a True Love Wish the explosion shredded her wings, leaving her handicapped: the only fairy that can't fly. Now sixteen and angry, resentful, and determined, Shea sets out to grant a newly made True Love Wish... no matter the consequences. First love. Family secrets. Zombie fairies. A Wishmongering king– Shea confronts them all in the heart-aching introduction to The Paragonia Chronicles, and discovers what it takes to accept who you really are.

The WishKeeper (Paragonia Chronicles)

Teen & Young Adult

Timm, Maximilian

Literature & Fiction

Conversation Pieces

Ross C. Follett

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