War Reads

Description: War novels hold painful stories within their pages, yet many do not dwell on war's nightmarish realities. Rather, they convey instead the emotional power of love that flows between the victims, as told in All the Light We Cannot See. Deftly interweaving the lives of Marie-Laure and Werner, this Pulitzer Prize-winning book illuminates the ways, against all odds, where people try to be good to one another. In Catch-22, Joseph Heller captures the insanity and absurdity of war through biting satire. Seen as a cornerstore of American-literature today, Catch-22 is a compelling read on a world full of contradictions.

Consists of: All the Light We Cannot See (Good), Catch-22 (well read)