Books matching: political agendas
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A powerful, classic critique of corporate media’s hidden agendas - thought-provoking, still relevant, but check your copy’s print size before you buy!
For many people an issue does not exist until it appears in the news media. Indeed, what we even define as an issue or event, what we see and hear, and what we do not see and hear are greatly determin...- #2
Save:A splashy, action-filled YA adventure with a captivating setting, though uneven pacing and character depth may leave some readers high and dry.
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Save:A gripping, heartfelt Marine memoir that's unflinching, gritty, and moving - definitely worth your time if you want the real face of war, imperfections and all.
The one comforting thought was that I wasn’t alone. The plane bulged with young Marine Corps faces. Private First Class Richard Chan was the only one I knew very well. We had been together since Parri... - #4
Save:A fast-paced, inventive sci-fi romp packed with big ideas, engineering feats, and alien shenanigans - just know you’ll have to wade through very obvious political messaging. Love classic space adventure and don’t mind the soapboxing? You’ll have fun. If not, maybe pass.
Chris Greenstein, in spite of his name, was a gangling, good-looking blond guy who most people mistook for a very pale surfer-dude. He'd found that he was great with the ladies right up until he opene... - #5
Save:A lively, fast-moving classic that’s equal parts adventure, travelogue, and historical time capsule - just don’t expect modern depth or attitudes. Perfect for when you want a quick, charming escape to a world on the cusp of modernity.
AT least two manuscripts of Le Tour du monde en quatrevingts jours survive (the MS1 and MS2 cited here are held by the Town of Nantes and the Bibliothèque nationale, to whom grateful acknowledgements...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Extraordinary Voyages ) - #6
Save:Epic, gritty, and unflinchingly real - A Game of Thrones is a must-read for fans of dark, complex fantasy and political intrigue. Just don’t get too attached to anyone!
The morning had dawned clear and cold, with a crispness that hinted at the end of summer. They set forth at daybreak to see a man beheaded, twenty in all, and Bran rode among them, nervous with excite... 'Inside Delta Force' by Eric L. Haney is a firsthand account of life in the U.S. Army's elite and secretive Delta Force unit. Readers are taken through the intense selection process, grueling training, and the high-stakes operations of this top-tier counterterrorist unit. Haney's writing style combines storytelling with detailed documentation of historic events, providing insights into the dedication and sacrifices made by Delta Force operators. not only reveals the inner workings of Delta Force but also delves into the personal experiences of a Delta Force operator, making it a gripping and informative read for those interested in military operations and elite units.
DURING THE 1970S, THE UNITED STATES BECAME THE favorite whipping boy for any terrorist group worthy of the name. They had come to realize that American interests could be struck with practical impunit...A dense but brilliant look at the hidden power structures in society; challenging but rewarding for anyone interested in how modern control works beneath the surface.
On 2 March 1757 Damiens the regicide was condemned ‘to make theamende honorable before the main door of the Church of Paris’, where he was to be ‘taken and conveyed in a cart, wearing nothing but a sh...- #9
Save:A high-octane Crichton thriller that’s as provocative as it is polarizing - entertaining for action fans and debate-lovers, but likely to divide readers on its controversial take on climate science.
Then the lights came on, reflecting off the surface of a large open tank, perhaps fifty meters long and twenty meters wide. It might have been an indoor swimming pool, except for all the electronic eq... - #10
Save:A cerebral, multi-layered sci-fi rich with political intrigue and social commentary - Carnival is a rewarding read for those who enjoy complex characters and worlds, but may frustrate readers seeking fast action or easy answers.
He occupied a bubbleport on the current observation deck of Kaiwo Maru, where he had been since he started drinking, watching a yellow main-sequence star grow. The sun had the look of a dancer swirlin...
