Sheila M Thompson

Sort of prescient

Revisado: 04-23-25

I wish I had read this book in the 1990s when it came out. It might have helped me understand why so many people would vote for an administration that is everything about oppression.

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More collector prize material

Revisado: 11-01-24

This book is important. I suppose the people who need to read it the most will not read it. This detailed financial history of the Trump family reveals the actual truth about their acclaimed cleverness and achieving great wealth.

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This should be required reading.

Revisado: 10-22-24

This detailed examination of cruelty and injustice is hard to take but it’s important. The people who resist knowing this history should be the ones required to listen to it.

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Enlightening and not just about Trump!

Revisado: 09-28-24

I think this book offered a really valuable insight Not just into Trump and people like him but it caused me to think about my own development and that of my children.

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I hope this will become an indoor in classic

Revisado: 04-11-24

I am very glad that I chose this as an audiobook. I think that this is important in its right; it’s also important as it fleshes out the simplistic Huck Finn story.

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This is so timely

Revisado: 02-06-23

Despite being published a couple of decades ago, this analysis of the lingering Nazi ideology and the history of persecution is fascinating. Maybe it has even more to say since we know how things have been going during the 21st-century.

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I thought this memoir was brilliant

Revisado: 02-10-19

The author had lived through a terrible ordeal during the war and yet waited until he was an old man to write this memoir. I believe that he was able to write an insightful and nuanced recollection of his time at war against the Japanese from a mature perspective, without having lost any of the delicate details of time, place, and character in his descriptions conveying his story. The end was particularly interesting as his musings about the eventual use of atomic weapons against the enemy mirrors what so many of us who have lost a loved one in wartime try to puzzle through... Oh, and the narrator seemed particularly good with regional accents.

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