Read this book to see the world through an extraordinary person's eyes. The history of Great Britain from 1920-1970 in 100 pages. Don't be put off by the comic book format. This is not simple stuff. These books give new insight into the hopelessness of life on reservations today.
Parts are amusing and some parts deal with vision.
The books are interesting, easy to read, but rather depressing. Not currently available in the library. This biography is about one of the influential radio and television personalities of the mid-1900s. But even more, it is a history of the beginnings of radio and television broadcasting. Not only Murrow's contributions but those of his contemporaries such as Eric Severid, William Paley, and William Shirer are recounted starting with live broadcasts from England and Europe during World War II when the medium of radio was in its infancy.