“The mere mention of World War II conjures thoughts of foxholes, guns, and storming faraway beaches. Equally, rations, internment camps, and flag-waving homecomings define World War II at home. In Dear Nora, however, Huntsberger offers an entirely new perspective on the war, fascinatingly divergent from the iconic imagery which typifies the era.”
— Author Elizabeth Kurrus
“[The author] is the gold standard for transforming primary documents—the raw material of past lives—giving us access to a time and place that had important things to tell us.”
— Bethany Weidner
