This is my favorite book on WWII. It's very hard to stop reading, it's so interesting and so well written. It's Omar Bradley's autobiography of his life, so it's not just WWII, but it's all very interesting and very well written. Okay, I have to admit I haven't finished reading about his life after he came back to the U.S. because I never have been very interested in history that took place in my lifetime. Bradley's first book was written with someone else, and I couldn't read it because of the writing. But I'm going to read another book by Clay Blair, because he must be an excellent writer.