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Should be required reading

Revisado: 08-27-24

One of my earliest memories is watching my mother cry as the POWs got off the planes in 1972-73. Her cousin, a medic, was KIA about a month before I was born. My grandfather, a career army man, left the army after Vietnam because it was no longer the army he knew. Soldiers had become expendable political pawns and he had seen too many young men die. I saw The Wall for the first time when. I was 18 and took rubbings of my cousin's name for my mother and his. This book masterfully brings the story of Vietnam to life and everyone should read it and understand why War is a LAST RESORT to protect our homeland, not a political strategy to make a few rich while so many are destroyed or permanently scarred. Thank you for this book and for remembering the women while also bringing the suffering of all involved to life.

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It was interesting for the hero to be a criminal.

Revisado: 07-20-24

I enjoyed the story. It's a bit different for John Grisham, but a very good tale.

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A powerful story

Revisado: 07-03-24

This novel reflects my experiences in the South and the stories told by my elders. Like today, there are good, kind humans as well as evil and ignorant humans that come in every shade of melanin, every economic status, and everywhere across the globe. Love and hate exist everywhere and it's up to us to ensure that, ultimately, love wins. That battle occurs within each of us. We must choose our path each day, and, sometimes each of us fails. It's having the courage to face the consequences of our failures and choose to do better that gives us hope.

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Great as always

Revisado: 11-01-22

I thoroughly enjoyed this entire series. I don't want it to be the end. Surely we can have more Yellowrock and Everheart stories!

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A Beautiful story

Revisado: 09-08-21

This is a beautiful story about life and family and what is truly important. It's well worth your time.

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Really Good. Well worth the time

Revisado: 10-01-20

I thoroughly enjoyed the story and narration as well as the interviews. I haven't had time to get into the show but now I think I'll read more books first and then check it out. The show sounds great but I always prefer reading the book version first.

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thoroughly enjoyable

Revisado: 02-02-19

it was a great story but on by great cast. would love to actually see the play

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thought provoking

Revisado: 10-09-18

This story made me ponder how the average non-Jewish person might have reacted to Jesus. Although the concept of a Messiah would be unfamiliar, perhaps they would be more willing to accept His teachings without trying to fit them into a preconceived notion.

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great read, thought provoking

Revisado: 09-29-18

It might make those of faith uncomfortable at times, but stick with it to the end. Another great Langdon story.

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more story, less sex

Revisado: 10-18-17

It's a great story line. I could do with less time talking about sexual desires and more time on the actual story. I would not consider this acceptable for under 18

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