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khristy 's review for:
Code Talker: The First and Only Memoir By One of the Original Navajo Code Talkers of WWII
by Judith Schiess Avila, Chester Nez
adventurous
challenging
dark
emotional
informative
inspiring
tense
medium-paced
Writing: solid
Plot/characters: it starts slowly, but it picks up and you get very interested
and care about Chester and all the Marines he fought with. It is the memories of a very old man, so it does not include every little historical detail, but I enjoyed that. And I enjoyed learning about Chester‘s family and the culture of the Navajo people.
Profundity: it never quits sucking how badly we treated the night of Americans another minorities in this country. I don’t know why I’m still surprised. However, the
Armed Forces did treat them well so
that was a nice surprise. I just wish things could’ve been better for all of them when they came back.
Plot/characters: it starts slowly, but it picks up and you get very interested
and care about Chester and all the Marines he fought with. It is the memories of a very old man, so it does not include every little historical detail, but I enjoyed that. And I enjoyed learning about Chester‘s family and the culture of the Navajo people.
Profundity: it never quits sucking how badly we treated the night of Americans another minorities in this country. I don’t know why I’m still surprised. However, the
Armed Forces did treat them well so
that was a nice surprise. I just wish things could’ve been better for all of them when they came back.