David Kunes

Wake the soldiers and let’s move onward

Revisado: 02-23-25

Regardless of the time period this was written, and the difference is of the world compared to the modern day. The lessons written and rules can still be heavily adapted and applied in life. Even though it says is the ark of war, it can help you go into daily life Activities, such as work school sports with knowledge on how to accomplish and take it on a lot of information in a good quick listen and let a little ambition in me to apply some of the strategies overall very insightful, and a good lesson.

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Oh, united and will stand

Revisado: 02-22-25

I like how he blended multiple topics and connected them in weird unique ways at times the piecing made it hard to focus and keep track of exactly what we were trying to talk about in some chapters but overall I think it’s a very good book and has some overall good messages in it not just for football fans, but any reader

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this is creepy accurate of what our country is coming to

Revisado: 10-27-24

Love the addiction and war choices. The author uses throughout the story also really enjoyed some of the relatable pieces such as relationships and reminiscing on nostalgic pass. I really do think this highlights how corruption and bad leadership can lead to downfalls in society. This actually highlights a lot of problems that are going on with government and political figures in the year 2024. I think I really enjoyed this book overall very enjoyable and keep showing your toes, no spoiler, but the ending was a little bit weaker than I think it could’ve been but overall was a great story and definitely, get your brain thinking and running with ideas.

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Napoleon orPutin

Revisado: 08-21-24

Great feature of things like twist and good plot lines that developed characters more thoroughly, but really the strongest point was how this could relate to real life situations especially things like law and government struggles and overall powered dynamics. Touched on many important topics. Dad have occurred throughout our long human history, and does it in a creative way by using animals could have tried to keep building character development, a little bit stronger and longer at times instead of focusing on some repetitive events but overall there was a purpose in meaning for each chapter that you can use to relate to real life.

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The experience this man holds

Revisado: 08-18-24

Love the repetition of really breaking down points to show the importance of them, and you can also understand the proper setting to use specific tools. No huge dislikes he could’ve used some more examples and kept using good metaphors, but overall he was very consistent in the Massachusetts was trying to spread and it was very informational.

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facts and knowledge

Revisado: 08-03-24

and legit advice. appealing to so many different people and groups great personal stories and blunt truths

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his passion to seize the day

Revisado: 06-26-24

Love how appealing his story is for many groups of people, regardless of them from backgrounds and enjoyed his positivity and you can tell he has a true reminiscing feeling of all the good times he’s had and wants to share them to help others. Sometimes he bounced around all over the place, so it got a little, hard to completely memorize and keep track of some things that were just said, but not many dislikes

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Too Many Trips to the Well!

Revisado: 06-17-13

Robert Langdon could find symbols anywhere in the world. Enough of the travelogue to Italy and Venice. Weak story, poor dialogue, rest in peace Robert Langdon and the career of Dan Brown. Please no more. It started well with the Da Vinci Code, and has been re-worked here with disappointing results.

You have to push to get through this book.

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Series Ends Poorly

Revisado: 01-04-13

With the first book, I had to get over the narator sounding like a comedian. I was glad I did, the story was worth sticking with. I eagerly listened to the next three books in the series.

Book five was good until it ended abruptly as if the author was just tired of the series. To many strings left untied, too few answers, too few conclusions. You are left with "huh, what happened."

I now wish I had not started the series in the first place.

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Good, Needs Sequel

Revisado: 05-11-12

Is there anything you would change about this book?

Grew to like the book as it progressed. Ending seemed rushed, the author could have fleshed it out a little more. More could have been written about San Francisco.

Would you be willing to try another book from Ben Tripp? Why or why not?

Yes, hope it is a sequel.

Would you listen to another book narrated by Kirsten Potter?

Maybe

If this book were a movie would you go see it?

I don't see it working as a movie. Too broard a tapestry, movie would have to be 3 or 4 hours to really work.

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