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Book Summary: I Am A Seal Team Six Warrior
Title: I Am a Seal Team Six Warrior. The title explains that the main character was a seal team six warrior. This title does speak my interest. Yes the title does go well with the text in the entire book.

Author: The authors of this book are Stephen Templin Howard e. Wasdin and Stephen
Templin. I have not read any other books from STEPHEN Templin or HOWARD E Wasdin but I have heard that they have published really good best sellers. I am looking forward to reading more of their books.

Type of Book: is non- fiction, the people that would read this kind of book are like people who are interested in the military, Special Forces, or who like military books. I do read these kinds of books. Military history really interests me a lot. The front of the book is very accurate towards him being a …show more content…
The guy in the front made me real excited because it was a really cool looking navy seal. The pictures in the book are about his life and military career and they are very detailed and interesting Characters: The characters in this book are Wasdin E HOWARD, Aidid, Casanova, little big man, sourpuss,
Osma atto. Aidid and Osma Otto end up getting killed by the navy seals;
Casanova, little big man; sourpuss and Howard end up living. Yes I did like the characters they brought a lot of interest towards me. Yes there were bad guys and good guys who tried to kill each other.

Main Ideas (Theme): The main idea is that you can overcome any challenge that put in front of you know matter what it. Is. You have to push through and accomplish your goals and stride for the best . I learned that I have to push myself no matter what the challenges are and how hard they are I have to believe in myself.

You’re Evaluation: My personal evaluation of i am a seal team six warrior , that it was overall a very good and influencing book, and taught me a lot of things I should take out of his life and bring it into my life and being a better
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