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Old 01-29-2011, 08:54 PM   #19
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Still slogging through it...

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Did you like Decision points by George bush. I haven't read it and was wondering how it was.
I've been reading this since Christmas-it was one of the first books I added to my new Sony.

It is very slow going, as has been mentioned the sentence structure and repetitiveness make for a slow read. Also, I'm taking the time to Google and look up things as I read to refresh my memory of people & events.

He seems very guarded and I get the feeling he had someone looking over his shoulder as he wrote (the person looking over my shoulder just said "duh, ya think?!")

Anyhoo, he does open up a lot more in the parts that are about his family. I got more of a connection with him as a person and a family man (husband, father, son) but the "Presidential parts" are obviously heavily edited so a bit of a disappointment there.

I would recommend this book but don't expect a tell-all or barn burner of a read, no surprises just a little glimpse of the world of Bush in his own words.

Hope this helps!
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