The book was quite decently written, and although the writing wasn’t necessarily enthralling in its technical application or word choice, the communication of rather impactful scenes and the contrasts of his true thoughts regarding them was quite effective. His illustrations of what’s his thoughts with actions rather than words, and furthermore the careful selectionnof certain scenes that serve double use to contrast his later experiences and more actively convey the nuances of how they thought of certain situations ( such as the public execution system he witnessed, and which ones he chose to share and present in their order ) was also well done.

Putting aside the technical ability, the story and his experiences are very detailed, yet succinct, allowing both a quick read but also a very powerful, emotionally impactful read. The book, I imagine, would this be quite accessible to even those not particularly inclined to literature. As such, I would have to say this book is great, and sets to do exactly what it hopes to do, conveys was it wishes to, and wraps it tightly in a emotional, gripping, true story. Indeed, a very good book for truly any audience.