Tomorrow to be Brave

This copy is an advance uncorrected proof, in paperback format, with a clean and intact cover. There are no signatures or inscriptions, and it is not an ex-library copy. The overall condition is very good, with minimal wear visible on the cover and spine. As a proof edition, it lacks a dust jacket.

"Tomorrow to be Brave" by Susan Travers with Wendy Holden is a compelling memoir published by The Free Press in 2001. This First Free Press Edition reveals the extraordinary life of Susan Travers, the only woman to serve officially in the French Foreign Legion. Originally published in Great Britain by Bantam Press in 2000, this edition offers a unique glimpse into Travers' courage during World War II. The book is presented here as an advance uncorrected proof, making it a special find for collectors interested in military history and women's roles in wartime. Travers' narrative is not just a personal account but a significant historical document that highlights the bravery and determination of women in historically male-dominated fields. This edition is particularly scarce due to its proof status, adding a layer of rarity for collectors. The book is in paperback format, as indicated by the "Advance Uncorrected Proof" label, and does not include a dust jacket.