The Spokesman-Review: Book review: In “Good Night, Irene,” Luis Alberto Urrea brings women’s stories from World War II front and center
Book review: In “Good Night, Irene,” Luis Alberto Urrea brings women’s stories from World War II front and center
Bestselling author Luis Alberto Urrea joined the L.A. Times Book Club on July 19 to discuss “Good Night, Irene,” a novel inspired by his mother’s service with the Red Cross “Donut Dollies” during ...
Next month, Loveland residents will turn out to all discuss a single book, “Good Night, Irene” and talk to its author, Luis Alberto Urrea. In a world and a city where people increasingly seem divided, ...
When he was a young boy growing up in San Diego, author Luis Alberto Urrea opened the Pandora’s box that eventually led to his new novel, “Good Night, Irene.” Urrea’s mother, Phyllis Irene McLaughlin ...
Chicago Tribune: The real Red Cross inspirations behind Luis Alberto Urrea’s bestseller ‘Good Night, Irene.’ Namely, his mom.
The real Red Cross inspirations behind Luis Alberto Urrea’s bestseller ‘Good Night, Irene.’ Namely, his mom.
NPR: 'The Postcard' and 'Good Night, Irene' detail how WWII impacted two families
'The Postcard' and 'Good Night, Irene' detail how WWII impacted two families
GRAND RAPIDS, MI — A Pulitzer Prize finalist author is in Grand Rapids tonight promoting his new book. Luis Alberto Urrea will be at Schuler Books at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 31 to sign copies of his ...
Good morning, and welcome to the L.A. Times Book Club newsletter. More than 16 million Americans served during World War II, an era memorialized in books, film, monuments and our collective ...