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Monthly Archives: May 2020
David and Goliath – Underdogs, Misfits, and the Art of Battling Giants, by Malcolm Gladwell
Why this Book: Selected by my young SEAL gonnabes reading group for our group selection Summary in 3 sentences: The title tells the story – an amazing collection of stories of people who overcame great odds to succeed – sometimes … Continue reading
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Sea Stories – my life in Special Operations, by Adm Bill McRaven
Why this book: I know and admire Adm Bill McRaven – we were contemporaries in the SEAL community and I was looking forward to reading his story. Summary in 3 sentences This is not an autobiography nor a memoir – it is … Continue reading
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Tatoos on the Heart – the power of boundless compassion, by Gregory Boyle
Why this book: I’d heard about it from several people, and then my friend Peter Rae strongly recommended it, so I pushed it to the top of my reading list. Summary in 3 Sentences: A jesuit priest, Greg Boyle – … Continue reading
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Crime and Punishment, by Fyodor Dostoevsky
Why this book: Selected by my literature reading group. I had heard so much about this book over the decades, I felt it was about time I read it. Brothers Karamazov is one of my top five favorite novels, and … Continue reading
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Gates of Fire, by Steven Pressfield
Why this book: I had read this book maybe 20 years ago. It was selected as the book of choice by a group of young men getting ready to go through SEAL training – it is a very popular book … Continue reading
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