The World Played Chess - Robert Dugoni - A Short Summary and Review

 


A short summary of The World Played Chess:

Reading a friend's account of his life during Vietnam.

My favorite Robert Dugoni quote from the book:

"Regret is so much harder to live with than failure."


Questions to ponder while reading the book:

What dreams did you have?

What dreams have you lost?


My review of The World Played Chess:

TORE MY HEART OUT!

A great story about friendship and the effects of the Vietnam war.

The split timeline could be hard to follow at times.



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