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Fast paced and entertaining

Revisado: 05-27-19

Excellent story told as informative and gave a clear understanding of Shannon’s upbringing as well as the exciting and challenging life experiences without ‘sniveling ‘ as some biographies have done.

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Required Reading at its Best

Revisado: 01-02-19

I believe that every parent every K through 12 grade student as well as College students,should be required to read this book and be aware of the subtleties, which have become standard practice attacking our Christian faith in the United States especially through the education system and in our political system. David Limbaugh doesn’t excellent job of identifying and summarizing many of these actions.
Should be required reading for all families and not just read by the parents.

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Investigative reporting at its best!

Revisado: 10-31-18

As usual, John crams a huge amount of backed-up data into a very understandable and highly easy to understand format that I was only sorry when I finished the book because I didn’t want it to end.
Great job John.

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Interesting and Thought Provoking

Revisado: 07-03-18

Found very interesting and parallels a book of several years ago by Dr Tim LaHayes, “Spirit Controlled Temperament”It is not a fun read as it will require several rereads especially in those areas to which I identify,

I believe this book could be very helpful to young couples especially for all engaged couples and anyone that work in an environment, requiring understanding of other peoples orientation.

I believe many pastors believe they are fundraisers/ motivators and could be well served by reading this book, understanding this book if it is affecting their congregation’s stewardship.

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Sharyl

Revisado: 12-09-17

I think this is her second best book (NOTE: I’ve only read two 😉). For me it started out slow as there were several names shared I didn’t either know of or knew very little. I very much enjoy Sharyl’s writing and the documentation she always provides.
She seems to be balanced in her reporting of behavior on both sides of the isle.

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Firsthand accounts are best...

Revisado: 01-30-17

And this was one of the best. I thoroughly enjoyed the real life adventures, sacrifices and heartfelt feelings of his true emotions. He shared his desire that someday he could find forgiveness for those that attacked Pearl Harbor but was honest to admit he's not been able to do that yet. As a professing Christian he is very honest and forthright with the struggles that he goes through but never denies the fact that forgiveness is the keystone to his faith. I would not recommend this book to a mother or grandmother whose son or grandson is going in the service but it is a real life his story and if someone who has experienced the military during wartime it mean a lot to them.

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Great, convicting and life impacting

Revisado: 09-06-16

Excellent true life story. Overwhelmingly convicting if God's love for us even when we have neither heard of Him or know of Him.

Thanks to all theses family members for experiencing these trials which would have caused many of us to give up early on in their journey. But because of their passion and determination and for the Lord's hand in their and Stan Moonyham's vision and commitment to the Lord's vision and the conviction of the WV Board, this testimonial is possible.

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Outstanding read and very factual documentation!

Revisado: 01-15-16

What about Kristin Watson Heintz’s performance did you like?

She sounded so much like Kirsten that I often thought it was Kirsten reading. Excellent job and choice as the narrator.

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

I was truly amazed at how much I agreed with what Kirsten's point of view is. We are a long way politically, from agreeing on many issues but the major theme of the book evaluating how both sides of the isle do not seem to be civil in their discussions and being able to share points of view without character assassination, is so true. I'm ashamed of my party for their role in this behavior but we can't get much done, come together to make our country and communities better nor set a good example of how to resolve issues in a respective but disagreeable manner. What ever happened to the example the Regan and O'Neil set for us of disagreeing on a topic and sometimes pretty violently but then able to go to lunch or have a drink together in a civil manner. Way to go Kirsten and PTL for your eternal decision. Welcome.

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Informative and 'Loaded' wit details

Revisado: 09-12-15

Very diverse with the number and names of people that were used in the story. Too much detail and too many obscure facts, Conclusions were outstanding and thought-provoking. Excellent book but could've been shorter and not left out any vital statistics or information.
I think I would've enjoyed listening to David Brooks narrate the reading but Morey did a fine job as he has done with the other readings he has done.

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A life well lived and God Honoring

Revisado: 05-06-15

So glad I read unbroken first. This was a great recap of the story of his life. Inspiring and motivating, it should be on the mandatory reading list of every junior high and high school and college student.

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