Book Review
"Notes of Army and Prison Life 1862-1865." Compiled and edited by Janet Hayward Burnham. (Bethel, Vt.: My Little Jessie Press, 2004, $14.95.)
Notes of Army and Prison Life was a very good book. It taught me to never give up hope no matter what position I am in.
Notes of Army and Prison Life was very adventurous and it was full of surprises. There are many more reasons why Notes of Army and Prison Life was a very good book, but I only named a few.
Notes of Army and Prison Life was not that hard to understand, and I am only twelve years old. There were some diseases that I did not know what they were. And there were a few words that I did not know what they meant. But, I understood the story. I really enjoyed this book!
Emily Spence
Westminster, Md.
Notes of Army and Prison Life is available from the publisher, My Little Jessie Press. The book sells for $14.95; postage & handling for 1 book is $2.00; 2 or 3 books, $2.35; 4 books, $2.75. If you are interest in more copies, contact the Janet at her website.
Other reviews:
A Melancholy Affair At The Weldon Railroad
No Braver Deeds, The Story of the Equinox Guards
Occasional Paper #20. "Dear Wife" The civil War Letters of Chester K. Leach
The Second Vermont Volunteer Infantry Regiment, 1861-1865
They Could Not Have Done Better; Thomas O. Seaver and The 3rd Vermont Infantry
We Are Coming Father Abra'am The History of the 9th Vermont Volunteer Infantry 1862-1865
