Erik’s Reviews > The Things They Carried > Status Update

Finally, this book is making sense. After several chapters of confusion, the few most recent ones tie together. All of them are connected to one thing, the death of one of the soldiers in a field of feces.

The reason I read the book was because it the description of it was interesting. It said that the book was about a group of soldiers and the hardships they faced in Vietnam. I have a large interest for that war, so I thought I might give it a try. The description didn't lie. Although it's confusing to follow, it definitely makes me think that this Ida group of soldiers in the Vietnam war.

My favorite part of this book is when one of the soldiers is sharing a story about a young woman who came to Vietnam, and what happened to her there.

This book is very interesting. Right now, it's focused on one of the soldiers before the war trying to leave America to avoid going into the military. It does a good job convincing me that it's real.

This book is very interesting. Right now, it's focused on one of the soldiers before the war trying to leave America to avoid going into the military. It does a good job convincing me that it's real.

This book is very interesting. Right now, it's focused on one of the soldiers before the war trying to leave America to avoid going into the military. It does a good job convincing me that it's real.