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on February 21, 2017
Good book, but be careful this is a very large desk-top version.
on October 12, 2014
Has some interesting points and gives a good overview of D-Day, however it is a shallow review and surprisingly short. I had expected a much more in-depth view of the events and events leading to the invasion.
on April 18, 2014
Great read, very fast and excellent story telling.
For an epic long day I thought the book a little short.
I felt as though I prepared for a three hour movie and was let out after an hour and a half.
For an epic long day I thought the book a little short.
I felt as though I prepared for a three hour movie and was let out after an hour and a half.
on January 6, 2015
Pretty dull. Help me get to sleep fast but took a long time to read ;)
on November 21, 2014
Reads a bit on the slow side. Compared with, "the Guns of August," well there is no comparison. The later is wonderfull, this is dull.
on May 20, 2014
I found he book disjointed and hard to get grasp on where events took place. Would have preferred maps to follow along the sequence.
on January 19, 2013
I'm sure for an historian of WWII, this is an amazing resource, but I am not. There were so many characters and it kind of flipped back and forth, so that I never knew where he was talking about. He lost me about 1/3 of the way into the book. I feel guilty not finishing, but I think I'll see the movie instead. As I said - I feel certain someone else with a little more interest or knowledge would find this a wonderful book and give it 5 stars!
on August 6, 2014
Too many personal interviews and not enough of historical commentary
on December 19, 2014
This very used paperback is not what I expected. I paid $8.87 and expected a modern paperback edition (approximately 5-1/2 inches by 8 inches). Instead this edition is 4" x 7" and the print is so small, it is hard to read. This copy originally cost 60 cents, so the seller made an almost 800% profit. Not bad. Thank goodness for magnifying glasses.
