Review of Army Life

[Alida Spies]

It's good that the author got to live his childhood dream, regardless of what the outcome was. As evidenced by the number of soldiers returning from war with PTSD, it's not an easy life. Some survive the war but don't survive when they have to reenter civilian life. Thank you for the insightful review.

[Nisha DSouza]

Army Life by Darryl Jefferson is a memoir about a US Army soldier. The author shares about his life in the Army, the effects of war and violence, and the PTSD that many soldiers experience. It must be extremely tough not only on the soldiers themselves but also on their families. I will skip this book for now. Congratulations on the BOTD!

[Seetha E]

"And if there's one takeaway from that whole army experience, it could be that nothing is ever what it seems." This is a book for anyone looking for uncensored details of life in the military.
The reviewer suggests that the book may not be suitable for sensitive readers, and after sampling a few pages, I concur.
I commend the author's decision to write about this subject in depth. Congratulations on BOTD!

[Dennis Nickerson]

Thank you for your review of Army Life by Darryl Jefferson. I humbly and respectfully have a very different opinion about the book. I read the Kindle sample. It was a tough and challenging read for me. Its content is full of vulgar language and gross misogyny, painting an unsettling culture of the US Army. The author's self-described learning challenges, social problems, antisocial behavior, and awkward personality were unnerving at times as he blamed the army for trying to stop him from enlisting and, in a psychotic rage, stated that he would kill them before they killed him. That is when I decided to end the reading. His use of MySpace to post blogs about his ranting and raving against women and the army was alarming and led to his dismissal from ROTC at Pacific Lutheran University. I did not enjoy the content at all.

[Aaron Joseph Maupin]

The review provides a helpful and sufficient overview of "Army Life" by Darryl Jefferson. It highlights the book's authentic portrayal of Army experiences, including language, lifestyle, and the impact of war on mental health. The positive rating and recommendation may motivate readers interested in the Army to buy the book. Overall, it appears to be a worthwhile addition to anyone's library.

[Shinshinshin]

This review effectively summarizes "Army Life" by Darryl Jefferson, providing helpful insights into its content. The authentic portrayal of Army life, exploration of mental health impacts, and professional editing are highlighted. The positive rating and recommendation should motivate potential buyers. From the reviewer's perspective, the book seems like a valuable addition to any library.

[Kanishka Banga]

"Army Life" is a compelling and eye-opening read that offers valuable insights into the sacrifices and challenges faced by those who serve. I highly recommend it to readers interested in gaining a deeper understanding of military life. However, sensitive readers should approach with caution due to the heavy use of vulgar language and explicit scenes.

[Gladis Ratish Kumar]

The review provided valuable information. I'm eager to read about the author's life in the army. While one can assume that life is tough in such a profession, books like this offer valuable insights into the lives of soldiers.

[Rose Nafula Oketch]

"Army Life" captures the author's life in the army and after serving as an army soldier. One issue after serving in the army is the PSTD, which makes their life hard as they try to become civilians again. Nice review.

[Sushan Ekanayake]

Dive into 'Army Life' by Darryl Jefferson for an unfiltered, gripping account of military life. From the dreams of heroism to the raw realities of war's impact on mental health, this book offers a candid look into the Army's challenging world. Congratulations on being BOTD!

[Himanshu K Yadav]

In "Army Life" by Darryl Jefferson, readers are shown the experience of a soldier who is part of the United States Army. With the help of Jefferson's personal story, we are taken to the places where the military members face the difficulties, the victories, and the sacrifices that are inherent to this service. Congrats on #BOTD

[Khushi RBY Yadav]

Fabulous!!! Amazing!!! I really don't know how to write more appraising words for the review. I am not a sad or depressed type of reader so I avoid such content, but to write a review in such an interesting and intriguing way is an art. The reviewer didn't give any spoilers and I want to read this book.

[Chris Agbara]

"Army Life" by Darryl Jefferson offers a raw and honest portrayal of military life, including its challenges and the toll it takes on mental health. With vivid details and unfiltered language, the author provides a gripping account that will captivate readers interested in military stories. Overall, a compelling read deserving of 5 stars, but caution is advised for sensitive readers due to explicit content.

[Rahul Singh 29]

Many boys are attracted to the excitement of military life, dreaming of serving and becoming heroes. The story reflects this, showing both the good and challenging parts of being a soldier. However, it's important to understand the difficult realities soldiers face—like combat stress, dangers, paperwork, and life after service. The book "Army Life" encourages readers to acknowledge both the exciting and tough aspects of serving their country. Congratulations to the author, #BOTD!

[Rupali Mishra]

Congrats on BOTD!
The lesson to be taken away from the entire army experience may be that nothing is ever what it seems. This book is for you if you're interested in true accounts of military life.