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Book Report On American Sniper Chris Kyle

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My book report is on American Sniper.It's an autobiography of Chris Kyle.He was born in texas and considered himself a cowboy.He was in rodeos but an injury cost him his career of being a rodeo cowboy.He finally decided to join the military.He died by being shot by a former marine with PTSD and a mental condition called schizophrenia. He wanted to be a cowboy and a military man but his injuries costed him his cowboy career.So he joined the military to sereve for his country.He decided to join the Navy.He went into the seals.He went to the middle east and got plenty of experience over there.He got over 150 kills on record.He met Taya in an club and they started talking anfd finally they got married.The story for the most part took plane in the middle east.He loved our country so much he would anything to save it. There were two main characters in American sniper.The first one was Chris Kyle.Chris never gave up and always faced the enemy no matter what.The second character is Taya.Taya is chris wife they ended up having a baby but it was hard because chris was always working and taya had to take care of the baby.

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