MASH : A Novel about Three Army Doctors

from buffalogr

I really enjoyed this book. It's so like military service -- one maintains a sense of humor or goes nuts. While the stories are familiar from the movie and all the sitcom episodes, hearing them again as a book was very enjoyable, I couldn't put it down. The people come together to get the job don...

from utbw42

An absolute delight to read....I've been wanting to read this book for years and I finally got to it. This is the one that started it all...the basis for the original movie. There are just as many laugh out loud moments in the book, if not more, than there are in the movie. The influence this boo...

from datrappert

Very very funny book is much more in sync with the Robert Altman movie than the later TV show, which softened the characters, blunted the satire, and added more drama and meaning. If you can read it without picturing Alan Alda, you will have a great time. There are several sequels, which continue...

from scottcholstad

I have always loved this book! I think it was a unique and special book for its time, a lightweight counter to the heavy stuff going on around it, such as Catch 22, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, A Clockwork Orange and the like, all of which are great, but are a reflection of their times, as we...

from jlsimon7

I bought this book because I loved the TV series. Many of the scenes were recognized from the series. It was a great deal of fun to listen to them. Alan Alda is still the picture in my head of Hawk-eye Pierce. Wayne Rogers is still Trapper. Mike Farrell who plays B.J. Honeycutt became Duke for me...