Evan Voss’s Reviews > American Sniper: The Autobiography of the Most Lethal Sniper in U.S. Military History > Status Update

This past week I read the rest of this book. I learned how Chris formed a business for training snipers for the police or the military. He also would train disabled marines to help with their post traumatic stress disorder. The ending of this book really made me sad. I can't believe one of the people he was trying to help decided to shoot him. I overall really enjoyed this book and would give it a 9 out of 10.

I have chose to do my Goodreads on the perspective of my book. I the perspective in my book is first person. This really helps how the book feels and how you interpret the story. This also helps tell the story by telling us how the character feels. The point of view helps us learn more about Chris's personal life which is really important to the story.

In this past week that I have read I have learned that having a family while being at war is difficult for not only you but also for your family. There isn't much going on in the book right now except for Chris telling us about his problems with his wife and kids. One major thing he mentions was how one SEAL from his sister platoon had saved his squad mates from a grenade by jumping on top of it.

I think that Chris Kyle wants this book to be read by the younger generations. Probably around 13-25, and mostly boys. I think that he is trying to speak to this group because he is trying to show the younger generations what war is really like. I can really relate to this because I have played Call of Duty and watched movies where war is something that makes you look cool. Chris is saying that war is not cool.

If I could interview one character from this book it would be Chris Kyle. I would ask him what's it like knowing that if one single bullet hits you, your dead. I think if he was to reply he would say that it sits in the back of his mind every time he gets called for a mission. I think he would also say that since one bullet could kill you it's very important to always make sure you are making the right decisions.