This book describes the way almost everything was during the 30’s. All the Kings Men has a lot of description, but at the same time is quite easy to understand. This book is an eye catcher although it starts off boring because it describes the way the people back then were, how the political people were, and how the United States government was. This book is clearly non-fictional because it was exactly how I always thought that the 30’s would be, especially after the Crash. In a way, this book describes how people lived in Hoovervilles, and how the life was back then. This book shows how greed can seem good at the time, but later it will come back to haunt you, like what happened to Willie. At first, Willie becomes very luxurious because he gets everything that he wants by bullying his way around, and Jack being the brains for him. Willie pushes Adam Stanton around almost the whole entire book, and towards the end Willie is the one getting killed by Stanton, and Jack ends up winning the girl. In conclusion, this book defines and portrays the way life was in the 30’s after the crash, and I believe it has a couple morals behind it.

Overall, this was a really good book. At first the book seems as if it were going to be boring because it started off with a lot of description, and it seemed like it wasn’t going to be exciting. As you read the book it gets to be somewhat interesting because it describes the way that people were back then, and it show

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