Death Be Not Proud by John J. Gunther
BUY IT USED from Hawking Books
Ships from: Blue Jay, CA
Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Use Express Domestic to make sure this item arrives by Dec. 24
Shipping Options:
- Standard Domestic
- Express Domestic
- Canadian
- International
(Paperback - New)
Details from Seller
- ISBN: 0061230979
- Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers
- Pub. Date: April 2007
- Condition:
Comments from the Seller: PAPERBACK Good 0061230979 Much Earlier smaller Harper Perennial mass market paperback same content exactly, Aside from newer introduction/forward/PS info in back, which this doesn? ? ? ? ? ? t' have, Standard Used Condition, different cover, owner's name page edge/pg1 but** No writing or Highlighting**, some spine creases, age tan though holding together well, sold for content.
About the Seller
Seller Name: Hawking Books
Feedback Rating:
(68 ratings)
In Business Since: 2009
Authorized Seller Since: 2009
Ships From: Blue Jay, CA
- View this Seller's: Profile | Feedback
Synopsis
Johnny Gunther was only seventeen years old when he died of a brain tumor. During the months of his illness, everyone near him was unforgettably impressed by his level-headed courage, his wit and quiet friendliness, and, above all, his unfaltering patience through times of despair. This deeply moving book is a father's memoir of a brave, intelligent, and spirited boy.
More Reviews and RecommendationsBiography
John Gunther (1901-1970) was one of the best known and most admired journalists of his day. The author of the immensely popular Inside books—a series of profiles of major world powers, beginning with Inside Europe, published in 1936—he was born on the north side of Chicago and died on May 29, 1970.
Customer Reviews
A reviewerby Anonymous
Reader Rating:
See Detailed Ratings
10/30/2007: I literally just finished reading this memoir at three in the morning. Not only the style with which Gunther writes but also the story behind it all and Johnny's experience itself, combine to make this memoir truly life changing. No more can be said about this book that I would recommend to anyone who asks.
loading...