Mama, Mama, Don't Die "A Child's Eye Witness History Of The Battle Of Okinawa")

It's all about an eight year old Okinawan girl named Fumiko who had it all. A big brother, a little sister, a beautiful loving mother and to top it off, they were rich! April 1,1945, their world would change forever. It was the beginning of the largest sea- land- air battle in history. It was terrifying. At least 150,000 civilians lost their lives. "MAMA, MAMA, DON'T DIE" is a must read. She was the only one in her family to survive. The Okinawans had been living in caves and were terrified to come out. Even at the battle's 'beginning, ninety-five percent of their homes were found destroyed, two-thirds having been burned. They were covered in lice and unclean, starved and injured from bombing, shelling and bullets. Fumiko went from being a happy little rich girl to a wounded little orphan. She cried out to God. "Why me"? She fell on her face and cried to God many times. READ how God heard her prayers, gave her peace, and healed her soul and mind. READ ABOUT FUMIKO TODAY: A charming Christian women, with a ready smile and a quick responce to help others. This is one book everyone should read.