Book recommendations for my Dad

[Rivera]

I've read "Popski's Private Army" by Lieutenant-Colonel Vladimir Peniakoff D.S.O., M.C. about five times now and can thoroughly recommend it.

It's a factual account about one of the forerunners of the L.R.D.G. and is a stonking good read (if you can find a copy).

[Lowtardog]

I must make a case for "To face the daring Maori" by Michael Barthorp. Not only does it take you to another age but to a vanished and exotic world. It is laced with diary excerpts that really give a feel for the people who become like friends. A stunning piece of writing that will entrance and transport your dad far from his armchair.

yep cracking read, harder to pick up tho as oop