Reviews and Comments

Giving it five stars because I’m a biased Sharks fan, but it had a lot of great history about the team.

The book has a slow pace for the first sections of the story, but it’s so tense. The writing hooks you and pushes you forward with the desire to know more. The final section feels a bit rushed, though. There’s a couple of scenes that feel elided over without satisfactory explanation.

My toxic trait is that I start far too many books at the same time.

I actually enjoyed reading this book! The writing is much more engaging than most of the other algorithm books I’ve picked up. I would say this book is geared more towards junior engineers, or anyone wanting a refresher on some of the most commonly used algorithms.

This book had a lot of great information. If you, or someone you know, has OCD I would highly recommend this book.

I’m very excited to learn more about true San Jose Sharks history from the Voice of the Sharks himself!

A very interesting book. Unlike anything I’ve ever read, part of the story is the way the novel is organized.

I agree with almost all of the points that the author made, it was just that the book didn’t offer much more than the typical critiques of techno-feudalism and capitalism. It’s a great introduction to that criticism, but I was expecting more.