Loved this mini-poster
This quote comes from Salinger's short story &#34;A Boy in France,&#34; first published in The Saturday Evening Post, March 31, 1945, which tells the story of a young soldier in a foxhole at night at the front imaging some of the comforts back in the &#34;real&#34; world away from war—being clean, wearing clean clothes, being home, drinking hot coffee, reading books, and listening to music.
Rating: 5 stars