Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Canada's equivalent to The Forgotten Soldier

The Guns of Normandy and its companion books, The Guns of Victory and Where the Hell are the Guns, are the Canadian equivalent of Guy Sajer's WW II epic about the German army, The Forgotten Soldier. The Guns of Normandy is the best autobiographical account written by a Canadian soldier following WW II. The Guns of Normandy is striking in the nonchalant way it describes the deaths of friends Blackburn had made during four years in England as his regiment prepared for the invasion of France. The details are superb, right down to the food the soldiers ate. All three books are proud additions to the history of the Canadian army, but The Guns of Normandy is the best of the bunch. A must read.