Title: Mysteriously Intruiged
Product review: Mysterious! I don't know much about the Vietnam War, but this book gave a clearer sense of what happened, and what it felt like to be in the war. I liked this book because I could never tell if he was telling the truth. It seemed like fiction and then again like non-fiction. I've never read a book like this before. The fact that he used the numbers and made everything seems so real was engaging. It forms an image in your mind and it stays put. The ways the characters are portrayed are a very weighty part to this story. He gives a clear sense of what kind of people they are and most importantly it sets a plot for the story. Not just a boring here's what happened in the war, a real one with real people in it that make sense.
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