Barefoot Soldier

Author- Johnson Beharry

ISBN-9780316733229

Condition- Used Good

Binding- Paperback

Genre- Non-Fiction, Biography 

SKU-BS23112025

Barefoot Soldier is the autobiography of Johnson Beharry, a man who went from a rough childhood in the Caribbean to one of the most decorated soldiers in modern British history.

The book is blunt. He talks about growing up with poverty, violence, and little direction. He joins the British Army mostly to escape that life, not because of some big dream. The military gives him structure, discipline, and a sense of purpose he never had.

The core of the story is his experience in Iraq. The combat scenes are detailed and harsh. He explains the two separate incidents where he drove his armored vehicle through heavy enemy fire to save his team. Those decisions were split-second and brutal, and they left him with life-changing injuries. For that, he received the Victoria Cross — the highest award for bravery in the UK.

The book also covers the aftermath: long recovery, physical trauma, and severe mental health struggles. He is open about how messy and slow that process was. No hero talk, just honest pain and rebuilding.

About Used Book Condition:-

• Like New: The book is nearly flawless, with no noticeable wear, markings, or damage.

• Used-Very Good: The book has minor signs of use, such as slight creases or edge wear, but remains well-preserved.

• Used-Good: The book shows moderate wear, possibly with some markings or scuffs, but remains fully readable.

• Used-Acceptable: The book has significant wear, including possible highlighting, stains, or damage, but is still complete and readable.