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Kelly
Kelly is on page 23 of 280
So far it's a lot of history. While it's interesting, it's a little dry. I do enjoy the imagery Hammer uses though.
— Mar 06, 2017 08:33AM
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Kelly
Kelly is on page 164 of 280
Hammer's explanation of the way Al Qaeda moved slowly into Mali and Timbuktu really ratchets up the tension when he starts to describe Haidara's escapades. It's also interesting to hear how the Imams of Timbuktu reacted to the occupation. So many people think people greet the terrorists with open arms. The people Hammer describes either openly defied them or chose to work with them to keep their people safe.
— Mar 07, 2017 08:10PM
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Kelly
Kelly is on page 41 of 280
Haidara isn't even matching wits with Al Qaeda yet and I have so much respect for his story.
— Mar 07, 2017 11:13AM
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Kelly
Kelly is starting
Now that is how you title a book! It immediately caught my interest and I had to read the inside cover. And once I did that, I was hooked.
— Mar 03, 2017 09:30AM
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