Leaders & Notable People
Review:All the Pretty Things is one of those stories that you can't put down and you don't want to end. Edie's writing is engaging, funny and insightful on both her blog and in this book. I highly recommend and plan to share this book with others. Read more
Review:Approached the book with an open mind, and can say its only good for dark humor. Self perpetuating, its another romanticized story of a struggle that only exists in a simple mind with ego distortion . One star for the ghost writter who pinned it. Read more
Review:After reading all of Philippa Gregory's books about the cousin's war, at first I was disappointed that this book didn't read like her novels. Instead it
was more like reading a history book. As one who is interested in this subject I found this book informative as well as entertaining. The bibliography shows the intensive research which she as well as the other authors engaged in writing this book. Read more
Review:I saw the movie before purchasing the book. I was disappointed with the book. I was hoping to read about Bart's life in greater detail and the struggles he went through as a child. The book was more about his travels with the band. Not what I expected Read more
Review:This is a great book and of course I lived through the times this author covered so I really enjoyed the
interesting background he wrote. I also read Mr. Hill's book - Mrs. Kennedy and Me - excellent. Read more
Review:I have read American sniper ,this book goes into the closeness these men had looking out for each other and their fight to go back to a normal life .you have to read it to get some understanding of what they have lived through. great book American heroes. Read more
Review:As a child of an Army Air Corp. tail gunner, I salute the men of the USS Indianapolis! I was born and raised in Indiana live in Indianapolis today. I have seen the memorial on the Canal Walk and am inspired every time. Read more
Review:It showed how far we have gone away from contact with the enemy to win the war like in WW2. To many lawyers making up rules of engagement and prosecuting for violation that would have got a medal instead of court marshalled. Read more
Review:Doctor Morris writes an interesting and thorough book about Edward I. He describes his good and bad attributes and seems to take a neutral position and let the facts determine my opinion of Edward. His style of writing is easy to follow but the book appeals to the reader with a background in English history as well as the newcomer to the period. I can recommend this book without reservation. Read more
Review:Since i am a prior paratrooper of the 173rd Airborne A"co 3/503rd and had served in Viet Nam the book got my attention. When i received the book i started reading it right away and have not placed the book down..I take it every where i go and read when ever possible...Almost done with it...The book is outstanding and a must read for those who have served or other wise....I am glad i got it. Read more