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American Sniper - Chris Kyle

After watching the film I figured it may be worthwhile reading his autobiography. Much more in-depth than the film and pokes holes in the storyline quite a lot. A few things that happened in the film aren't actually accurate and some aren't even true.
 
Nicked said:
Much more in-depth than the film and pokes holes in the storyline quite a lot. A few things that happened in the film aren't actually accurate and some aren't even true.

I found much the same when I read Star Wars after seeing the film many years ago, although on the whole it was quite accurate. :huh:
 
Listening to the audiobook version of "The Martian"

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I have just finished "The Guest Cat" by Takashi Hiraide. Can't say I was blown away by it.......

Now I've started "The Girl On The Train" by Paula Hawkins. I've not yet got that far into the story but I'm sure there is a twist in the tale......
 
Finished "The Martian" - which was great.
Now doing "Flowers for Algernon" on audiobook.

I dint feel bad because I watched Algernon and I lernd how to finish the amaze even if it takes me along time.
I dint know mice were so smart.

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Just finished Dave Gorman, too much information. I do like Dave, but towards the end it was more of a personal rant. But still enjoyable.

Tried Mark Urban, Task Force Black, but just couldn't understand why I wasn't enjoying it, then realised its because its a war story told by a journalist. Nothing wrong with that, but all the other soldiering books I enjoyed were all written by the soldiers. So I gave up.

Now onto David Blakeley, Pathfinders. So far, very good. Really getting into the feel of the guy and his take on the Gulf War. For those that don't know, the Pathfinders are on a level with the SAS / SBS but have a slightly different role 'in theatre'.
 
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