What’s often really interesting re some books is how it can often put people in touch from different walks of life. For example, FeedARead author Peter Stokes book
No Ordinary Life - about his father’s revelation on his deathbed that he had been a founding member of the SAS - led to contacts from those who had known his father during the war.
More recently, FeedARead author William J Sharpe’s “
Massacre and Murder in Le Paradis” – about an SS massacre of British troops in 1940 – led to a reader getting in touch whose British Lieutenant father was mentioned in the book. This shows the great power of print-on-demand publishing to commemorate and record heroic acts which might otherwise be forgotten to history.