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Ben Kucsan benkucsan — Read Generation Kill a while ago and got this as a gift the year the miniseries came out. Was hanging around my bookshelf for a while and finally decided to read it. Enjoyed reading this book because it offered another view of the same conflicts that were in Generation Kill. It's always good to read things from more than one side. Good companion book to Generation Kill and vice versa.

Jenny Fan jennyfan — 30.4 Like I Needed an Excuse

Brenda Patricia _renda_atricia — both educational and hilarious.

Brie Johnson briejohnso4b37 — Apparently this book is based on Howards End, by EM Forster. Unfortunately, I last read Howards End in high school and don't remember it very well, so I don't have a lot of intelligent things to say about the comparisons between the two stories. In some way, though, I could sort of feel that the plot of this book was based on the plot of a previous book. I don't know how, exactly, but I could sense it. At times it felt almost as though the characters were being drawn along in some conspiracy that was bigger than themselves. Or maybe a better word than conspiracy would be allegory. However, apart from that oddness, I really enjoyed this book. The characters were extremely human, which is to say they make a lot of mistakes from page one; they're sometimes insufferable, pretentious, adolescent, imperfect- but I believed them and usually liked them, even as I watched them screw up (and screw around) royally. My favorite characters were probably the three children of the Belsey family - I think they managed to emerge from their imperfections more lovably than, for example, their father Howard.