Those who read 11/22/63

[mrsw101109]

Do you have do be into the whole JFK history info thing to get into it? Or is it good for a non history buff like myself?

[bluelikejazz]

I am not a history buff at all.

My knowledge of the 60's comes from Happy Days and Grease

I LOVED THIS BOOK! READ IT NOW!

[charlatti]

Yup, ditto bluelikejazz.

[apelila]

I know pretty much nothing about JFK, and it had no effect on how much I liked this book. Read it!

[imoan]

Not at all. I actually learned a lot while reading it.

[ElizabethBennet]

Ditto everyone else. I knew almost nothing about JFK but the book is in my top 5 for the year so far.

[mrsbro]

I am not a history buff and really enjoyed this book.

[Deleted]

This book has made me want to read more history but I don't know where to start. My knowledge of history of this sort is low, otherwise.

[ladybug2002]

Jul 19, 2012 11:40:09 GMT -5 imoan said:

Not at all. I actually learned a lot while reading it.

Ditto this! Loved the book so much.

[DefenseAgainstTheDarkArts22]

Agreed with the rest. Read it!

[PinkSquirrel]

I agree with everyone else. No need to be a history buff

[er2125]

I thought it was a great book and I learned a lot about the history. Best SK book I've read in years.

[sparrowsong]

I liked it a lot. It was a book that after it was over I kind of missed the main characters and wished there was more. I got pretty involved in their world.

Didn't know a thing about JFK and the conspiracy before, but immediately watched the Oliver Stone movie after finishing this book. Holy crap.