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Rajesh Krishnan rajeshkrishnan — Fantástico libro. Notable cómo Mark Bowden aborda y entrelaza una amplia gama de temas, incluida la sórdida historia de las relaciones iraní-estadounidenses en el siglo XX, los eventos y las fuerzas que condujeron a la revolución iraní de 1979, el funcionamiento interno de la administración Carter, algo de historia de la CIA , y la creación de Delta Force. Hace que todos estos hilos sean accesibles y los convierte en una narrativa convincente. Uno de mis elementos favoritos del libro es la ilustración de las facetas absurdas e irónicas de la terrible experiencia, por ejemplo, que los tomadores de rehenes parecían obtener sus pistas de las representaciones de Hollywood de tomadores de rehenes y sesiones de interrogatorio. También describe a varios secuestradores, por todas sus protestas sobre Estados Unidos como el "Gran Satanás" y la única fuente de los problemas de Irán, preguntando a sus empleados cautivos de la embajada sobre la probabilidad de obtener visas estadounidenses cuando todo esto termine.

Amit Mehta amitmehta — I liked the way this book alternated between the bike trip that Win and Chris take to the west coast and the present. The plot was fast paced and the ending was satisfying. There were a number of parallels between this book and Paper Towns by John Green. This is a great read for guys, but good luck selling it with this cover--it looks like a book about the Tour de France or something. I hope the paperback gets a better design.

Anna Matthes annamatthes — All year the half-bloods have been preparing for battle against the Titans, knowing the odds of a victory are grim. Kronos’s army is stronger than ever, and with every god and half-blood he recruits, the evil Titan’s power only grows. While the Olympians struggle to contain the rampaging monster Typhon, Kronos begins his advance on New York City, where Mount Olympus stands virtually unguarded. Now it’s up to Percy Jackson and an army of young demigods to stop the Lord of Time. An amazing conclusion to an amazing series. The Last Olympian has to be, by far, the best installment in the series! It was non-stop action all the way, and even where there wasn't any action, I was still so absorbed in the story because every little detail counted and I just wanted to soak it all in. New gods were still being introduced and the twists and the turns in the story!!! It made for really exciting reading and I just couldn't put the book down. The climax of the story really came as a surprise because I had no see it coming at all, and I was blown away. I was a little apprehensive that the ending would be a "all ends well" sort of deal and while it kinda is, it makes sense due to earlier developments in the story. There were a lot of sacrifices made, so one cannot say that the victory was an easy one. Epic finale! I don't really know if I wanna read The Lost Hero, mostly because I don't know if it's going to be able to live up to my expectations. Still, the Percy Jackson series was a very well-written one and I'm glad I was with Percy the whole way. :)

Morten Sørdahl sordahl — Another good book similar to "The tipping Point". Again, eye-opening on how people tend to think.

Jordan Tillman jordanscanf8ec — This book was good, I was able to finish it, I don't like it as much as other people do, but it was good. VERY long though.:-)

Nico Alfa nicoalfa — It took me FOREVER to get into this book, but I had heard from so many people how great it was. I definitely liked the second half much better.