Category Archives: REVIEWS

Washington Post reviewer Joseph Kanon writes: “Zuckoff makes us feel lucky to have had such men. They are lucky to have him to tell their remarkable story.” Kanon generously adds a Father’s Day shout-out to book buyers, writing that “Frozen … Continue reading →

Christian Science Monitor reviewer Ben Frederick says “Frozen in Time” is a “remarkable tale of perseverance in the face of unimaginable odds.” He’s no fan of the modern account of the Duck Hunt expedition, but writes: “Zuckoff is a masterful … Continue reading →

CNN names “Frozen in Time” a “Must-Read Book for May” (and the only nonfiction among the five books chosen). Reviewer Christian Duchateau declares: “When it comes to riveting nonfiction, author Mitchell Zuckoff has a knack for finding fascinating but forgotten … Continue reading →

Dallas Morning News book reviewer Steve Weinberg writes, “His dual narrative is a welcome change of pace from so many other World War II books. It is well-researched and superbly written, as might be expected from a former Boston Globe … Continue reading →

Toronto Star reviewer James Macgowan writes, “Zuckoff’s narrative skills make it easy to get wrapped up in the quest for the Duck and her crew. … Zuckoff expertly intersperses the chapters about the rescue attempt with his own story of … Continue reading →