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Sam Anselmo _am_os — The version I read did not come equipped with a glossary. You gotta love an author who has the nerve to make-up a fictional pseudo-slavic slang, forcing the reader to literally learn a new language (solely by context clues) in order to read their book. That is one arrogant mo-fo.

Jessica Cancino _essie_12 — This book is soo good. Its also really scary, yet cool at the same time. It gave me goosebumps :D

Jeremy Gimenes jeremy66xcb1d — This probably my favorite book of all time.

Youngjun Cho jyjst19882f72 — This is an incredibly powerful book about the reality of war, written by a former war correspondent. Hedges discusses the myth and reality of war, the reality of the presence of death, desecration and disrespect of the living and the dead in war, the victimization of innocents and those who attempt to be moral, and the jingoism of the press that usually covers up these horrible realities. Hedges also describes the draw toward war he and others have felt for its excitement and risk. The book discusses many examples from the former Yugoslavia conflict of the early 1990s, the first Gulf War in Iraq, the Palistinian-Israeli conflict, the El Salvador conflict in the 1980s, and several other wars. This book will shock and depress one's mood, but I recommend it highly for those who can weather it.

Dawid Strzelec dawidstrzelec — The edition that I read had a forward written by Mr. Burgess and a previously unreleased (in the US) final chapter. If you have the choice, I highly recommend picking up such an edition: the introduction was brilliant, and really helped me understand the themes of the novel; and the last chapter really changed my understanding of the book.