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Antonio Quinta antoniomar9eeb — My HS library book club chose this as their next book. I read it as soon as it was announced as the Printz 2010, and I read it again nearly a year later. I loved it the first time via audiobook, and I enjoyed it even more when I read it because I could anticipate the Quixote-esque journey. The students didn't generally like it, but they primarily didn't embrace that we were intended to be confused. Perhaps if they had read Don Quixote it would have been different. I still love it!

Revanbramadika Revanbramadika hateprojekt — Overall it's a decent read. But I was bothered with the Shaman's things. felt force and not very good handled. At many points, the difficult aspects were easily described as 'it's about Shaman' which pretty annoying.

Tyler Carmical tylercarmcialdesign — Those looking for a bird's eye view of U.S. military history and policy may find this interesting, but given the book's scope (1500s to 1970s) it is an understandably broad brush picture. The author does a decent job at providing some of the social and political context guiding military policy makers, while avoiding overt judgement of the efficacy of their decisions.