Why Can’t Somebody Just Die Around Here has been reviewed by Lisa, a writer and librarian in southern Ohio. Her most recent blog post discusses Gerhard’s book about his family’s experience in Europe and America and compares it to another book which connects the Japanese and American parts of the war.

I always like to support local authors and when a local author writes a memoir so readable it could be a novel, I’m even happier to endorse and promote it. Gerhard Maroscher’s oddly titled memoir, Why Can’t Somebody Just Die Around Here? is a book I think any World War II buff will enjoy.

Lisa also points out that Gerhard’s book is a good way to read rare first-hand accounts of the refugee experience in America.

the entire book is excellent

Read more of her review here: Hopewell’s Library of Life.

Order Gerhard’s Book here:

	Why Can't Somebody Just Die Around Here? by Gerhard Maroscher, 6in x 9in, 344 pages, $17.99
	You can pay with a credit card. You do not have to have a PayPal account. Look for the other options on the right hand side of the next screen. If you want more than one copy you will have the opportunity to change the quantity on the next screen. Media Mail postage is $3.99 per book. Sales tax will be added to orders for Ohio residents. For the moment international orders are being handled directly with Gerhard.
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