The Story of the Trapp Family Singers is a memoir by Maria von Trapp, the matriarch of the famous Trapp Family Singers. Published in 1949, the book recounts the family's journey from their early days in Austria to their escape from Nazi-occupied Europe and their subsequent rise to fame as a world-renowned singing group. The memoir also delves into Maria's personal life, her marriage to Georg von Trapp, and the family's deep Christian faith, which played a crucial role in their lives. The book inspired the Broadway musical The Sound of Music and its iconic film adaptation, capturing the hearts of audiences worldwide.
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Tan hardback binding, front page includes family signatures, red oval title front cover and spine, corners slightly turned, overall good condition.
