| Description |
vi, 173 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm |
| Summary |
This book is a collection of ten individual stories that recall that horrific day. Four of the contributors were in the World Trade Center Towers when the planes hit. Two more who share their stories were right outside of the Towers, witnessing the carnage as it unfolded. Two of the contributors were in the Pentagon that day and the days, weeks, and months immediately following, reentering the building the very next day when it was still on fire. The last two who share their stories directly supported these survivors. Each was from, or had strong ties, to the Midwest. It was their split-second decisions, luck, and providence that made the difference in their survival. They each recount the moments leading up to the attacks, what they saw, heard, and experienced, what they did after, and the healing they undertook. For each of them, 9/11 was a catalyst that helped make them better people. |
| Subject |
September 11 Terrorist Attacks, 2001 -- Personal narratives.
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Terrorism -- United States.
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| Genre |
Personal narratives.
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| Added Author |
Sinise, Gary, author of foreword.
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American Pride, Inc., publisher, issuing body.
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| Added Title |
Nine eleven survivors' stories |
| ISBN |
9781737713203 (paperback) |
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1737713209 (paperback) |
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