Ron

If you read Boyd’s book, this is the antithesis.

Revisado: 12-15-23

It seems like this book was written to not only hammer the fighter pilot ethos, but to discredit or slight Boyd at every turn. It’s an interesting study into the ideas the author has, but it’s so slanted that it’s hard to concentrate. It also sounds like it was recorded on a phone booth.

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Finally, a blueprint that can work.

Revisado: 08-16-23

This is easily one of the books I’ll be hanging out to friends and family alike. So many people are looking for a reason to root for this Country, and this blueprint goes a long way is seeing how we can do that.

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Loved the story...not too big on the format.

Revisado: 07-17-19

I really enjoyed this story, and I am 100% invested in these characters, but the execution could have been so much better. The music was overwhelming and covered the voice acting on numerous occasions. Additionally, the voices sometimes sounded like they were recorded in a tin can. Lastly, and this has zero to do with this book, but if this series ever gets made into a movie/Netflix-style series, and RC Bray isn't cast as Skippy, we are going to riot, count on it! Looking forward to the next books in the series.

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RC Bray...amazing.

Revisado: 10-13-17

I bought this book because the first three were so good, but I wasn't sure I would like this as it was shorter, and it didn't focus on the characters I had become invested in over the first three volumes. But I found myself enjoying this book so much, mostly because of RC Bray. He could narrate a book on theoretical physics and make it entertaining. When the character Nert was being taught the "up your's" gesture, I was almost in tears. Yay for Nerd Dandruff, and I will buy any book that RC Bray narrates!

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Loved the book, despised the censorship...

Revisado: 09-10-16

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This is the first Hemingway book that I have read. I enjoyed it greatly for a variety of reasons. Hemingway does a phenomenal job with describing everything from the settings, to the characters in the novel. I really enjoyed the dialogue between Jordan and the voice in his head. I would recommend this book wholeheartedly except for the fact that the "strong language" was edited out, and I did not know about that prior to purchase. Had I known that, I would have bought the print version.

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