Title: GAVE IT ONE STAR BECAUSE I COULDN'T GIVE IT ZERO
Product review: There are two types of writers...one writes to inform the reader, the other writes to try to impress other writers. Mr. Reese tried the latter, but didn't acomplish either.Reading this book is like trying to understand a sloppy drunk stranger explaining why his wife left him....it doesn't make sense and it's b-o-r-i-n-g.It's ironic that a Frenchman with a German mother, who also spent WWII in the German Army on the Eastern Front and who never claimed to be a writer (Guy Sajer), wrote the book that is everything that Reese's book wanted to be, and isn't.If you are looking for the ultimate "can't put it down" memoir of a soldier that brings home the horrors of war along with humanity at it's best and worst, get "Forgotten Soldier" by Guy Sager.Like Coke, it's the real thing.
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