Review of Army Life

[Marissa Michael]

This book narrating the author's ambition becoming an army and actually went through the training which eventually led him to fightin Iraq and Afghanistan. Im always curious about the military life thus I'm adding this to my list. This book for mature readers only due to explicit violence and sex scenes.

[Sheen jenny]

As someone with limited knowledge of military life, this book provided valuable insight into the challenges and sacrifices soldiers face, both on and off the battlefield."

[Deborah Campion]

Reading your review of Army Life reinforced what I felt when I read the sample of Army Life--I didn't want to read this book. it's way too butch for me. I have not had many friends who were in the military in my life, as I am more of a lefty hippie pacifist. A story about the life of a boy who is obsessed with structured life, being told what to do, and other military behavior isn't for me. Thank you for your review and thank you, BOTD

[Prabhat Sunil Mathur]

It's commendable that the author doesn't shy away from depicting the harsh realities of Army life, including the use of profanities and the debaucherous lifestyle. Your observation about the author's intent to accurately capture the dialogue in the Army adds a layer of authenticity to the narrative.

The exploration of the grueling nature of the Army, from Basic Training to the dynamics between junior and senior officers, offers readers a genuine glimpse into the challenges faced by those in the military.

[Ejimma Chika Promise]

There is nothing as sweet as seeing yourself achieving your dreams. Apart from being a hero, the author's presence in the army is a dream come true. Nice review!

[Yahya Amir Anwer]

"I appreciate you sharing your thoughtful analysis of Darryl Jefferson's Army Life. The book seems to provide an honest and unvarnished view at Army life, highlighting the sacrifices and difficulties that come with being a member of the armed forces. Your in-depth review highlights the book's accurate depiction of the Army experience while offering prospective readers useful background information. For people who are interested in learning more about this story, your recommendation and thorough rating assist to provide a clear picture. It's admirable that the author bravely and honestly addressed touchy subjects like PTSD and the effects of war on mental health. Overall, your review is balanced and educational, highlighting the book's positive aspects while cautioning sensitive readers about certain parts.

[Adam Bryce Stern]

An incredibly emotional true life account of life at the army, the brutal and grueling nature. Captivating read. Congrats on #BOTD

[Shanesha Sammerson]

Thank you for providing such a comprehensive and insightful review of "Army Life" by Darryl Jefferson. Your detailed analysis of the portrayal of Army life, including the use of profanities and the debaucherous lifestyle, adds depth to understanding the author's intention. It's commendable how the book doesn't shy away from depicting the harsh realities of military training and the impact of war on mental health, shedding light on the struggles faced by many serving men. Your mention of the author's courage in sharing uncomfortable outcomes, such as PTSD and suicide, highlights the importance of addressing these issues. The recommendation and the 5-star rating reflect the book's quality and its potential appeal to readers interested in military narratives.

[Alice Fu]

This book sounds like it gives a deep description detailing the variety of trials that members of the army have to face. It sounds like an interesting insight into what people on the outside don't see.

[Abdurahman Mohammed]

The authir Daryl Jefferson have really showed us almost every struggle he had faced in the army. He showed us that the army is not as it looks from the outside, rather it has what is even better than what we thought of it in one hand, and worse and jard to live on the other hand
And your revuew has showed us this struggle in an overview. Thanks

[Malleswararao Dasari]

The review presents a candid portrayal of Army life, capturing both its gritty realities and the author's personal journey. While the use of profanity and debauchery may be off-putting to some, it seems the author's intent is to provide an authentic depiction rather than glamorizing military service.

[MERCY CHEMTAI]

Coming from an army life I believe the author Darly Jefferson has outlined clearly what soldiers go through away from home. The author has stated the harsh environmental conditions that soldiers go through to bring peace. The book empowers those with dreams of joining the army with knowledge on instance the impact of mental health.

[Precious Anavheoba]

I see this book as a fair challenge. Delving into the lives of other human beings and experiencing their pains, troubles, struggles and harsh realities. Being in the military is not as glamorous as we thought when we were kids.

[Ramadevi Tatavarthi]

The review provides a compelling insight into the raw realities of Army life, shedding light on both the gritty aspects and the toll it takes on mental health. By not sugarcoating the language or experiences, the author paints a vivid and authentic portrayal. It's commendable that they address the challenging topics of PTSD and its devastating effects, adding depth and authenticity to the narrative.

[Grace Grayce]

Reading this review has helped increase my hunger to read Army life. As a child, I wanted to join the Navy but didn’t get to and since I couldn’t get to achieve this dream of mine I have read and watched anything military related. Thank you.