A librarian's war the man who fought World War II with books and brought the joy of reading to millions
"A Librarian's War is a biography of Ray Trautman, whose childhood in a rural town with no library and few books ignited a lifelong passion to ensure no one would struggle as he did to access reading materials. He nurtured his love of books as a bookseller, librarian, literacy educator, Army officer...
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Oxford University Press,
[2026]
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