Dere Mable

"Dere Mable: Love Letters Of A Rookie" by Edward Streeter offers a humorous glimpse into military life during World War One through the eyes of a rookie soldier. This epistolary novel compiles a series of witty and endearing letters from a young American doughboy to his sweetheart back home. Streeter masterfully captures the blend of naiveté, anxiety, and growing maturity that defined the experiences of countless soldiers. These heartfelt and often comical missives offer a unique perspective on the war, finding humor amidst the harsh realities of training and deployment. "Dere Mable" provides an engaging and lighthearted look at a significant historical period, revealing the personal side of conflict through the enduring power of love letters. A timeless classic providing a historical and humorous slice of WWI, meticulously prepared for print republication.

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