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A review by justin92
Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand
5.0
This book, though slow to start, became amazing. The characters, settings, and plot were well-developed. I began associating with the characters and Hank in particular. I would get upset when characters disappeared and truly wished that men and women like this existed around me.
Being in the Army, I could definitely apply this concept to it. There are always a few who strive to make the unit better, while others loaf and wait around. As the "Prime Soldiers" show they can accomplish mission, more and more missions are added to them until they eventually step back like those failures around them or ETS out.
The story was well wrote, the plot (as shown above) could be applied to any real-world setting, the characters mattered. You would feel with these people, you would scream at them to let go or scream at them to do it themselves.
Being in the Army, I could definitely apply this concept to it. There are always a few who strive to make the unit better, while others loaf and wait around. As the "Prime Soldiers" show they can accomplish mission, more and more missions are added to them until they eventually step back like those failures around them or ETS out.
The story was well wrote, the plot (as shown above) could be applied to any real-world setting, the characters mattered. You would feel with these people, you would scream at them to let go or scream at them to do it themselves.