1. book review: to Lose a Battle
The book focuses on four prominent characters, Gamelin, Weygand, Manstein, and Guderia. ... Horne does an extraordinary job of pulling the reader into the idea of the Maginot Line and in the end leaves you shaking your head. ... He does so through out the book without ever giving the reader a definition. ... There weren't however enough French phrases to flaw the book entirely. ... From the beginning to the end Horne does a fairly decent job of holding your attention, which seems to be a rare attribute in many history books. ...
- Word Count: 1245
- Approx Pages: 5
- Has Bibliography
- Grade Level: High School