The D-Day book is written by Stephen E. Ambrose, who excels in writing nonfiction books, particular related with American historic events. D-Day is about the climactic WW-II and the specific and notable incidents of 6th June 1944. Jesse Boggs has given the narration of this book.
Stephen E. Ambrose has great insight into American history and particularly about the wars where America was involved directly or indirectly. He had the privilege of interviewing a number of war veterans from the US Army and with all those courageous soldiers, who fought alongside the mainstream US Army in order to create a significant account of the day, which actually shaped up the 20th century. The book is above all the saga of men, who are at the most challenging instant of their existence. The time when the complexities, triumphs and horrors of the life are placed bare and heroism and courage are brought forward to the fore.
The book is predominantly about people and specifically the soldiers involved in World War II, but it goes a lot further that that for the sake of inducing the horror, daring and the people failings at Omaha Beach.
Crazy Horse and Custer and Undaunted Courage are other special books from Stephen E. Ambrose. As expected from the writer, these are also nonfiction books and related with the rich American history particularly around the historic wars and the stories about soldiers, and also sometimes about the politics of the region. If you are a person interested in history and significant events that occurred in the American region, then this book with its excellent narration has got a lot to offer you.
