Review from False Alarm →
Great exploration of this topic from someone who does ot deny climate change nor man’s role in it but applies the same critical and skeptical eye to the science and policy recommendations that one would normally apply to any other field of study.
Review from Hogs in the Sand →
This was a story about a 20 something chasing a disinterested girl. Oh and he occasionally flew A10s. But describes his dreams more than real flying. Like literally talks about his dreams. This book.is good for teen boys maybe.
Great stories and narration was very well done. I’ll be recommending this to friends. I have the print version at home but enjoyed this in the car on a road trip.
Dr. Thomas Sowell is the man, I’m so glad I found out about this guy
As an A-10 lover, it was great to hear stories from the pilot during a wartime experience. Everything came together after the Kuwait aftermath tour.
Review from False Alarm →
I like that is not ideological but data based. There is detail in the arguments and direct sources to the research.
Overall, a good book. It was not dramatized, like a Hollywood movie, just a chronology of a very interesting job. It could have used a little drama, as it was a dramatic job. Recommend.
Review from The River Is Home →
This is a pleasant and enjoyable story of South over 100 years ago. The characters are interesting, and it showed how people who lived off the land. It is the old South, and people did refer to Black people as the N-word. What I like about Patrick Smith books is African-American people, by the main..
Review from The Vision of the Anointed →
Should be required reading to graduate from high school but, that will never happen as this work goes against the goal of the public education system.
Review from The River Is Home →
The story was directionless. It tell no story other than chronicling the daily lives of a family for a year. I didn’t find myself attached to any of the characters. I love a land remembered, but this book doesn’t even come close to that.