Noble Flight - A Family's Exodus and Survival

[Jaga]

here is the e-mail I received from Chris Gniewosz:

I hope you might mention on your page my second non-fiction book "Noble Flight - A Family's Exodus and Survival During World War II" This book has been compared to Diary of Anne Frank. This book joins Chris' earlier work "Noble Youth - Adventures of Fourteen Siblings Growing Up on a Polish Estate 1919-1939" said to be a cross between "Little House on the Prairie" and "Sound of Music".
www.nobleyouth.com

[author]

Jaga, Thank you for listing "Noble Flight". It was published in December 2008. The response has been gratifying. While it was written primarily for the non-Polish American, my biggest surprise has been the interest by Polonia, primarily those raised in Poland during communism. "Noble Flight" and the earlier book "Noble Youth" offers them a glimpse into what Poland was really like, and fills the void hidden during communism.

[Jaga]

Hi Chris,

I could not find too much information about the book on your website. Are fragments of the books available to read online?

look for instance at James Martin. He does a good job promoting his works:
www.jamescmartin.com/jcmbio.htm

[jeanne]

I saw this post and as a result, I have started reading "Noble Youth." I love this window on that particular era of Polish life and culture. Can't wait to finish it and start Noble Flight. Thanks.