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I was a little disappointed by the way the book ended. While I don’t necessary need flowers and music, I would like some kind of dialog to let me know feelings have been expressed and returned. I’m not complaining – overall I liked the book. But after enduring countless discussions regarding unions and strikes and work environments, the least I could get in return was one small paragraph of sentiments. Some’in for all my hard work of reading :-) . . . Overall: I liked Margaret. She is a character who went through a lot and dealt with her situation as best as she could. So much death!!! Life in a trade town - how depressing! And was that a little back story of Mutiny on the Bounty!!??

The stories here are compelling, astounding, whether or not you've seen the excellent HBO miniseries. It made me cry and laugh, and put off sleeping a little bit longer...just a little bit longer.... I read it on a journey, in stolen moments, so I didn't mind the largely episodic structure. If you would like to place the remarkable experiences of Easy Company into a broader context, read Citizen Soldiers by the same author first, then this focused account of one company's war.