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Jongpil Park du_ke — A real page turner. Told from more than one point of view (always a favorite device of mine). A bit Dickensian, too, which works for me.

Karen Remsen karenremsen — No doubt, this is a thrilling, emotion laden, heart breaking, uplifting, roller coaster ride of a story. It is impossible not to be swept, by land and sea, into the moving and implausible story of Zamperini. It’s a gut-wrenching and heart string-tearing page-turner of a story. Read it: you will be rewarded by an exciting story. But, sorry, it’s not a 5 star book. The analogy is when school kids are assigned a different state to write about, and give a presentation to the class. Virginia, Massachusetts, New York, California are thrilling, exciting states, interesting to the student and class. But, whoa be to the poor student assigned South Dakota, West Virginia, Arkansas, and Idaho: it’s tough to whip up enthusiasm, really even interest, for these noble locations. (I mean no locality prejudice; it's just the way it is.) A 5-star book, in my opinion, is an exceptional book because of its language, design, creativity, originality, or something. And, while well-written, Unbroken, is none of these. I am no curmudgeon; it’s what I believe. I have read a number of incredible true tales of human tragedy, triumph, greatness, and fallibility. Included on this list are Into Thin Air; Into the Wild; The Hot Zone and others. Unbroken perhaps leads this list. It's a good read. Just, not a great book.