Sergeant York and the Great War

Before he became the world-famous Sergeant York depicted by Gary Cooper in the 1942 Academy Award-winning role, Alvin York was a brawling Tennessee backwoodsman---who experienced a life-changing encounter with Christ! Follow the story of this amazing World War I hero in his own words, taken from personal letters and diaries of the period. 229 pages, hardcover from Vision Forum.

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Reviewed by Lisa Deangelo (Tazewell, VA), January 21, 2009

Very good book. It goes into great detail about the beloved hero. I also like the pictures!

Reviewed by Elizabeth M (Rhode island), May 26, 2005

If you want to know this man completely, this is the book. If you do not like messy grammar, this will drive you crazy! Alvin York writes in the manner in which he talks, so this book can be a grammarian's nightmare. He is just so endearing, and you learn how a humble Christian man became an American WWI hero.

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