Audio book review: Unbroken:
A World War II Story of Survival, Resilience, and Redemption
By: Laura Hillenbrand
Genre: nonfiction
Pages: 496
Published: 2010
Audio book: 11 CD’s (14 hours)
Read: January
2 out of 5 stars
With
the reviews I have seen, I expected to enjoy this story way more than I did. Although I know I have never been much into history
I do continue to try to engage myself. The
easiest way for me to do this is through nonfiction novels. However, I enjoyed hearing about the character
building of Louis Zamperini up to the war and the deterioration and consecutive
rebuild of the significant role model that Louis Zamperini deserved to be. By acknowledging the fact that I am,
unfortunately, not very interesting in history, I can completely understand how
readers who are could become completely engrossed in Zamerini’s story. I highly recommend this nonfiction story of
Louis Zamperini to all history buffs or those who are interested in World War
II.
You
can read more about Laura Hillenbrand and her novels at www.laurahillenbrandbooks.com
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