Birdy
This masterful National Book Award winner explores the shattering effects of war on the human mind. Growing up, Birdy dreams of flying like a bird and shares these fantasies with his best friend Al. Years later, World War II sends both men to hospitals-Al for physical wounds, and Birdy for psychological trauma. When Birdy falls into a catatonic state, it is Al who tries to pull him out.
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Birdy
This masterful National Book Award winner explores the shattering effects of war on the human mind. Growing up, Birdy dreams of flying like a bird and shares these fantasies with his best friend Al. Years later, World War II sends both men to hospitals-Al for physical wounds, and Birdy for psychological trauma. When Birdy falls into a catatonic state, it is Al who tries to pull him out.
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Birdy

Birdy

by William Wharton

Narrated by James Colby, James Yaegashi

Unabridged — 11 hours, 9 minutes

Birdy

Birdy

by William Wharton

Narrated by James Colby, James Yaegashi

Unabridged — 11 hours, 9 minutes

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Overview

This masterful National Book Award winner explores the shattering effects of war on the human mind. Growing up, Birdy dreams of flying like a bird and shares these fantasies with his best friend Al. Years later, World War II sends both men to hospitals-Al for physical wounds, and Birdy for psychological trauma. When Birdy falls into a catatonic state, it is Al who tries to pull him out.

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Peter Prescott

Luminous and seductive.

--Peter Prescott

Product Details

BN ID: 2940171052232
Publisher: Recorded Books, LLC
Publication date: 04/11/2008
Edition description: Unabridged
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