Best leadership book I’ve ever read. God has truly spoken to me through this book for the company he has placed in my hands. Thank you Mr. Green.
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Tons of detail, but not like a detailed novel that adds to the enjoyment. The entire book feels like a research paper. All facts. Well done, but not really an enjoyable or at all thrilling listen.
A job well done and an account well written. An amazing book and well worth reading! Thank you Amb. Friedman
Boring
Review from Hogs in the Sand →
Very dry. Started slow and never picked up. I waited for something to happen but nothing really did. I never thought piloting an A-10 could be boring.
Great book
Review from Borrowed Time →
I really enjoyed the book and how it was put together. I’m a big fan of John’s editorial column so I’m not surprised at how good it was. All characters and their stories were sensibly complete by the end of the book. While some of it is very dark, I didn’t walk away feeling disturbed..
A must read.
Review from The Vision of the Anointed →
A clear analysis on what is happening in the world of the anointed. Sowell at its best!
enjoyed the history
Review from The River Is Home →
I believed the story, i wanted to meat them all. and look around the well described area
SOME SPOILERS Although I love this novel, it’s not my favorite Ward Moore novel. That honor goes to Greener Than You Think (1947). But let me point out some things I love about BTJ. Like Hodge, I love history. BTJ succeeded in whisking me from one fictional present-day to another, and both of them seem..
What the heck was that?
Review from Borrowed Time →
Horrible. Gross. Dystopian. Depressing. Hated the whole thing. Love John. Don’t like this weirdo book. Makes no sense.
With very high granularity of articulation, Sowell describes vision that seems very credible as to what it is that many of our leaders may be thinking.It infuriates because he seems to be correct … our leaders may be taking us towards disaster.