More than 100 years ago, publisher Albert Hubbard was inspired to write an article called "Send a Letter to Garcia" while drinking tea with his family. The book tells the story of how, on the eve of the Spanish-American War, U. S. President McKinley urgently needed a suitable envoy to carry out an important task - to deliver a letter to General Garcia in Cuba. A lieutenant named Rowan was selected in the U. S. Army. He secretly landed on Cuba Island, passed through the hail of bullets and the tight blockade of the Spanish colonists, and relied on courage, wisdom, persistence and self-confidence, and finally handed the letter to Garcia.
Reader comments
Moreover, the author's writing style is concise and clear, the plot is tense and exciting, and it is very enjoyable to read. Lieutenant Rowan's firm belief and fearless spirit in the face of difficulties and obstacles are really touching. This book also made me understand the importance of work attitude. No matter whether the job is high or low, I must go all out. It is like a friend, giving me a lot of inspiration and encouragement. I think this book is worth reading and I believe you will like it too!
Moreover, the author's writing style is concise and clear, the plot is tense and exciting, and it is very enjoyable to read. Lieutenant Rowan's firm belief and fearless spirit in the face of difficulties and obstacles are really touching. This book also made me understand the importance of work attitude. No matter whether the job is high or low, I must go all out. It is like a friend, giving me a lot of inspiration and encouragement. I think this book is worth reading and I believe you will like it too!