Started great but couldn‘t get over the author‘s immaturity.
Standard Helprin excellence.
Standard Helprin excellence.
Must read for colonial history.
Great account of both sides approach during the last two years in the Pacific during WWII.
Great historical accounts.
First half is hard to put down.
Informative and interesting account of doctrinal transformations.
Must read for history enthusiasts.
Must read for cycling fans.
The author did a good job explaining how the power of positive thinking got him through his horrible experience.
Very in depth but the author is biased and glossed over Chinese communism‘s horrible human rights abuses.
Felt like reading two different books at once.
Excited to read the other volumes.
Grave account of how unelected corrupt people have too much power over the American economy.
Bounced back and forth between funny and boring.
Awesome account of one of my favorite places in the world.
Very interesting and in depth account of a new line of policy.
Short and informative.
Misleading title. More about the dangers of apocalyptic movements.
Rushed.
Not the author‘s best.
Must read for Navy history buffs.
I had only seen the first half of the movie.
One of the best basketball books you can read.
The author discounts the human nature of competition.
Started very strong but got a little repetitive in the last third.
Very informative about the dangers social media will continue to bear on the world.
Great in depth account of China‘s expansion of maritime capabilities.
Did not live up to expectations. The author was too busy attempting to inject humor while describing horrific warfare.
Interesting in depth look at the decisions GMs make with drafting and player development.
Great account of baseball‘s best base stealer.