A best book . . .

The Christian Science Monitor has this to say about Code Name: Johnny Walker, naming it one of the best books of February:

For those who think they’ve heard the last word on the Iraq War, Code Name: Johnny Walker is an eye-opener. “Johnny,” the memoir’s author (with Jim DeFelice), is an Iraqi who spent nearly six years as an interpreter for US Navy SEALs during the worst of the fighting there. Johnny is a man of action; he fights alongside his American brothers and uses his wits to protect them while apprehending perpetrators of unspeakable violence. The drama is riveting, as are Johnny’s insights on the war, America, and Iraq.  

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