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 Simon Weston: Moving on - Simon Weston
 Simon Weston: Moving on - Simon Weston ... by PortraitNewest Review: ... in his writing that I really didn't take too. Some chapters were good as were some of his topics, but by the same token some ... more ... I found dull and should have been omitted as I think they are of little interest to the average reader.
In truth I probably got this wrong, I should have read his first or even his second autobiography before his latest one. I'm not sure why anyone really needs to write three but there we are. I think my interest like most people would be how he felt and how he dealt with not only his loss but also his injuries that have changed and affected his life forever.
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Simon Weston: Moving on - Simon Weston: The extraordinary man (1555 words)
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==Background:== A couple of months ago I read and reviewed my first ever autobiography 'Lucky Man' by Michael J. Fox. This I enjoyed and also the revealing insight it gave me into the successful actor's life and career. So this time round I thought I would try someone a little different this time when looking for another autobiography. ==About the author:== Simon Weston was born on the 8th August 1961 in Caerphilly, Wales. Most people associate him with the Falklands War of 1982. Where his ship the 'Sir Galahad' was hit by an Argentine bomb, 48 men from the Welsh Guards were killed and Simon survived but with horrific burns to 49% of his ... Read the complete review
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