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Drifting aimlessly

Revisado: 05-01-25

This story is like being on a boat without a rudder. It was wondering about without purpose or direction.

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No inside scoop whatsoever!

Revisado: 04-08-25

Why is this story a Best Seller? It was a simple recount of the 2024 presidential election. The only inside scoop was behind the scene trivial conversations laden with profanity, that have no place in a historical narrative of non-fiction events. It completely sidestepped the major blunders of the Harris campaign. Very disappointing. Good thing I didn’t pay full price but would like a refund.

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Tedious

Revisado: 04-02-25

The book has some entertaining stories but most of it was excruciating repetitive tales. If they were trying to replicate the monotony of driving a truck for 10 hours a day then they succeeded with flying colors.

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Miracle survivorship

Revisado: 03-22-25

Amazing story of survival but narrative of other parts of his life are tedious. The back and forth of narrators does not help.

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Excellent

Revisado: 03-19-25

Agatha Christie is brilliant. She gives a full description of all the characters and there’s no unexpected new item inserted at the end to solve the mystery.

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Not enough focus on others impacted

Revisado: 03-17-25

Good to bring out more awareness of women being abused by men in their inner circle. As so, Ms Griffin should donate all proceeds charities focuses on helping survivors that don’t have her means to successfully deal with the issue. The book mostly focuses on her and not enough on the impact on others. How did her father cope? What happens to Mr Mason? The intense focus on her classmate Claudia only shows the selfishness of Ms Griffin, as she can’t be of any legal help and Ms Griffin could be sending her down the rabbit hole she’s coming out. The topic deserves attention but I got the feeling it was being told by a rich kid that is just bringing attention and money to herself and not the problem.

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Taming Alaska

Revisado: 03-12-25

Interesting story but the narrative is long winded. Less anecdotes or condensed versions would have been better. The kids are integral part of the narrative but only briefly mentioned at the end about how their lives turned out.

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Interesting but too long to develop

Revisado: 03-08-25

The book started with a bang but then got tedious. Too many intricate details that are difficult to believe were available through Hill or research. The book is more of “fiction based on a true story” than a “non-fiction” narrative of events.

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Guide for future Mover

Revisado: 03-05-25

Interesting life. If the author included more of his personal life with the moral dilemmas encountered and written it as a memoir than it would have been quite good. Instead he choose to write an excruciating detailed description of what it entails to be a Mover. Some of the stories were amusing and even touching but too much missing on what life on the road is like. It would have been interesting to learn his perspective on the decisions made and their repercussions. The Epilogue instead focuses on more details about what a Mover’s job entails.

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Misleading title

Revisado: 03-03-25

Interesting life of Es Miller but title of synopsis make it seem that it’s about 60 years on the road. It seems he spent more time behind the desk at a trucking company instead of behind the wheel of a truck. The first two chapters and painfully slow. There’s no explanation of why or when he went from trucker to management. Some tales are amusing, many are not.

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