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Paradise Lin raffaroffa — this book made me tear up.

Malena Gahr _a_ena — Another good history by Tuchman. I was unfamiliar with the history the United States had with China at the turn and first half of the 20th century and Stilwell's life is a good lens to see it through. Tuchman distills the personal records of Stilwell and brings him to life on the page through judicious use of his own words and memories. She also grounds this personal narrative in the flow of history and provides a lot of context for less knowledgeable readers like me. If you are looking to understand why China and the United States have such a troublesome history this biography is a good place to start. I would also recommend "The Coldest Winter" by David Halberstam as much of that book not dedicated directly to the Korean War is dedicated to what was happening in the US when Stilwell was in China and what happened after the Communists established control over mainland China.

Eliya Reign eliyarainy — As with most Janet Evanovich books this one was very funny and lighthearted given all of the violence involved. I love when old ladies are gun wielding maniacs. The only part of this book that was a little off putting was every time the protagonists got out of one scrap they immediately fall into another. This makes it almost impossible to have any character development but what can you expect when the book only spans about five or six days. Even in the romance department she is all talk and no action literally. All in all it was what I expected out of a Janet Evanovich book.