I’ve heard a lot about the book Unbroken lately…especially in light of the recent release of the film made to celebrate the life and story of Louis Zamperini well-known for many things…star Olympic runner, WWII soldier who was lost at sea and then captured by the enemy, and then late in life…Christ follower and minister of the gospel. Some friends decided we would go and see the movie together, but one said she couldn’t go until she finished the book. I agreed and picked up a copy of the book for myself. I literally could barely put it down. This book is slightly over 400 pages and I finished it in one day. Unbroken reads like a story told by your grandfather sitting around the living room. It is remarkable the great detail that Zamperini was able to remember everything that occurred in his childhood growing up and then during his time as a prisoner of war in Japan.
