Molly Guptill Manning - A Librarian's War

Ray Trautman changed Americans' relationship with reading for generations. As the Chief Librarian of the Army, he brought nearly half a billion books, magazines, and comic books to World War II troops. Stateside, he battled against book bans and censorship, and fought for rural libraries and books for the visually impaired. And across his life and career, he brought the joy of reading to millions of Americans.

, author of the New York Times bestseller When Books Went to War, finally puts Ray Trautman where he has also belonged: at the centre of the story. https://oxford.ly/4fLY3TQ See less