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― , When Books Went to War: The Stories that Helped Us Win World War II
22 " Ridin’ the Rainbow. As "
23 " Herman Melville’s Typee, "
24 " Tad Potter. "
25 " According to one Army chaplain, books gave the men “something worthwhile to occupy their minds and make it possible for them to more easily keep their minds on something constructive rather than dwelling too much on the destructive aspects of the war itself.” In addition to merely distracting the men, studies dating back to World War I concluded that books had a therapeutic quality, enabling humans to better process the difficulties and tragedies they endured. "
26 " Twenty Careers of Tomorrow "
27 " Burma Surgeon "
28 " Budd Schulberg’s The Harder They Fall "
29 " Ernie Pyle’s Home Country, "
30 " Unlocking Adventure, "