Talk:Pink and Say

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i have just removed the following unsourced content from the "Reception" section:

"The reception has not been that well received by many in the Saranac community where Sheldon Curtiss was from. The last page of Pink and Say speaks of the book being a true story, but most of the facts in the book are false. Sheldon Curtiss was not a boy during the Civil War, but a grown man in his 20s. The book portrays him as illiterate, but he kept a Civil War diary. The book states that he served with an Ohio regiment, but he was actually with the 6th Michigan Cavalry. While his diary does give an account of his days in Andersonville, there is never any mention of Pinkus Aylee."

when reliable sources are provided to back this then it may return. Coolabahapple (talk) 12:00, 14 December 2017 (UTC)[reply]