I don't know that the best place in this series is the book before last for this volume. It sets things up too perfectly for the next book. It's a great read though. Read it in about a sitting and a half.

This one has everything in it! Pretty much everything you have built up anticipation to see and find out is and is mostly satisfying. A few sad turns of events, but everyone is the better because of it. i thought the showdown was a tad anticlimactic. The epilogue was a cute addition.

I was hoping this would be more concrete and solid evidence to the author's claims. I think Goldberg relies too much on anecdotal "evidence"to expose the bias in the media. That he has so many successful years in the corporate newsroom though, makes him a subject matter expert above reproach. He drives the point home, but he introduces and dissects each missive the same way. Still a good read.

I found this book when I couldn't place the book I was currently reading. I loved the film and thought this would be as entertaining if not moreso since books usually are. Maybe my affection for Hanks as Gump makes me more biased toward the film, but I find the film much more entertaining. It was good for a quick read though.

This is a fairly quick read. Simple straightforward prose. The protagonist FINALLY makes you proud towards the end. A spectacular tale of redemption.

This book is a great meter for the thoughts and feelings of deployed servicemembers, families and workers who come into contact with us. I could write as well as my brothers and sisters in arms herein.

This is a very scholarly text and very bland reading, but also fascinating in its plausibility.

Reading. It's really . . . Bot do I mean REALLY painful, but I'm subjecting myself to this torture willingly. Please pity me.

Another on the list.

Classic. On the list.