Official Review: Am I a Man Yet? by Mark Butler

charlesjr2 · Post by **charlesjr2** » 30 Aug 2017, 16:07

This looks like a good read. I'll like to know what goes on in the military and also gain more experience from his past life.

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This looks like a good read. I'll like to know what goes on in the military and also gain more experience from his past life.

Gbemisola · Post by **Gbemisola** » 30 Aug 2017, 16:14

This sounds like a very interesting read, thanks for the nice review!

Silvermoon · Post by **Silvermoon** » 30 Aug 2017, 16:27

Glad you liked it, your review is excellent. Even though it is well written and I don't care about political correctness, memoirs are not my thing. From what I read, it is better than most. Well done!

Manang Muyang · Post by **Manang Muyang** » 30 Aug 2017, 16:32

The title is absolutely charming. The sample is totally engrossing. The writing is truly addicting. Oh yes, the Butler did it!

Thanks for this splendid review!

AriaFiregirl · Post by **AriaFiregirl** » 30 Aug 2017, 16:34

This sounds like a book my brother would enjoy. The lack of political correctness shows just how honest this man is.

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This sounds like a book my brother would enjoy. The lack of political correctness shows just how honest this man is.

Nabimanya Pamela · Post by **Nabimanya Pamela** » 30 Aug 2017, 16:37

Not my kind of book but I'm sure many will enjoy it

dragonet07 · Post by **dragonet07** » 30 Aug 2017, 16:43

This book sounds great not only for men and women alike. As you point out, there are experiences to which everyone can relate; still, I'm sure that there are experiences to which mostly men and boys relate, and I think that women and girls can also benefit from reading about these. After all, everyone's experiences in life are unique and reading about those whose lives differ from ours help us become more empathetic to their unique situations. As a woman, I do not understand every struggle that a boy goes through growing up and I think reading a book like this would certainly help develop my empathy for more "traditional" men. I'll probably have an issue with the lack of political correctness but, sometimes, you have to be a little politically incorrect in order to accurately portray one's upbringing and emotions. Thank you for the very helpful and insightful review.

Izesicle · Post by **Izesicle** » 30 Aug 2017, 17:10

I like the cover and the sample. Based on your review i think i will like the rest of the book.

Spirit Wandering · Post by **Spirit Wandering** » 30 Aug 2017, 17:15

An honest and sometimes brutal description of life in the military. This one is not my cup of tea but thanks for the review.

Uwazie Emmanuel · Post by **Uwazie Emmanuel** » 30 Aug 2017, 17:31

Thanks for the expository review on the book. This book would be nice for growing boys to help them become want they want to be as men in the future.

MandalynnJDG · Post by **MandalynnJDG** » 30 Aug 2017, 17:36

Thanks for the review. This sounds like a great book to get into the way men feel. I love autobiographies that are something that many people can relate to and this would be one of them!

yellosteel · Post by **yellosteel** » 30 Aug 2017, 17:38

From the look of things, this is certainly a book lots of men from different backgrounds and various walks of life can relate with. Growing up into a man is definitely not a day's journey. Thanks for this review.

Penny Lee · Post by **Penny Lee** » 30 Aug 2017, 17:42

Great review -- very informative! This sounds like an interesting memoir about the author's experiences and life, as well as military career.

Cjgarland89 · Post by **Cjgarland89** » 30 Aug 2017, 17:44

I love this story being based out of Texas, and that the military growth is a center point. I truest believe the best route to becoming a man is to join the militart. Congrats on the great review!