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" [...] Alternately tantalized and terrified by a vague awareness of a mad uncle, I had been garnering courage to make this call for decades. [...]" When the author was 16, a letter addressed to a mysterious person arrived at her home. This letter turned out to be from her father's unknown brother. She set herself a lifelong mission to find out who he was. Where did this leave her? A very interesting story. It's worth getting to know her. Have you also delved into your family trees? In my family, my father deals with these matters. In my opinion, it is worth getting to know your ancestors. This story promises to be interesting. I like reading family stories. Here we learn the story of the author's three uncles: Louis Middleton, James Forbes and Louis Thomson. Together with the author, we will travel through England, Scotland, France and Belgium. Thanks to this book, I learned, among other things, that eight million horses, donkeys and mules lost their lives in World War I. I learned some information about the typhus epidemic in Serbia. The author put a lot of work into her life's work. I am extremely impressed with this book. I also found here letters written by at least one of the author's uncles. They are very touching. In addition, beautiful contemporary and very old photographs give the book an additional beautiful character. "Three Brave Hearts. Traces of my uncles in the Great War" is a short (almost 200 pages),but very valuable story. I'm glad the author shared her unique family story with us. Thanks to this book, you will see how war traumas affect subsequent generations. If, like me, you like historical novels with the First and Second World Wars in the background, be sure to read this book. The stories hidden here evoke many emotions. Are you ready to hear the tale of Liz Middleton's three uncles? I recommend.