Go or Die: Reader Reviews & Ratings

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Go or Die

Yusuke Ishida

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Virginia

This book made me feel like a puppet again, and then helped me realize I can actually choose my own path instead of just waiting for fate to decide everything for me.

Angelo

I felt totally defeated after reading about his scary first night in Alaska when he got lost and chased away for a dollar.

Reese

I felt like a puppet too until Ishida showed me how fear hides behind big dreams. This book made me question my own excuses.

Drake

This book made me realize that my fears were just excuses for avoiding responsibility and taking control of my own life choices.

Paris

The story of Ishida's kidney scare before quitting his job felt really relatable and made me question my own fears about changing my life path.

Les01

I felt really guilty when Ishida got lost in Alaska and asked a stranger for directions just to pay her. It made me realize how much I judge people without understanding their stories.

Zoe07

Ishida's shift from fatalism to choice felt earned through his painful journey.

Zack

This book hit hard because Ishida admits his "go or die" mantra was actually fear disguised as courage.

Ingrid

I felt really scared when Ishida got robbed in Peru and lost everything. It was so intense to read about him questioning if he should just quit his journey and go back home. Seeing him struggle without money or gear made me realize how fragile our plans can be when things go wrong unexpectedly.

Cade

I felt trapped by my own 'go or die' fear, but Ishida's story showed me that small choices can break the fatalism holding me back.

Jorge

This book made me realize my fear of failure was just an excuse to avoid responsibility.

Jared

I felt like a puppet too until Ishida showed me that fear is just an excuse to avoid responsibility.

Deanna18

This book helped me realize that my fear of responsibility was actually the real problem holding me back.

Fred

I felt Ishida's fear when he almost gave up in Alaska, but his decision to trust himself again made me believe that small choices matter.

Gael

I related to the fear of staying safe but the idea that fate is just an excuse to avoid responsibility really hit hard.

Herb

I really felt the weight of his fear when he chose the 'go or die' mantra just to avoid taking responsibility for his own life choices.

Evan

The part about the fortune teller warning him felt scary, but his choice to ignore it showed real courage. I liked how he stopped blaming fate later.

Jack

I felt Ishida's fear when he got lost in Alaska and had to pay for directions, which made his later freedom feel earned.

Ira

The story felt real when Ishida faced robbers and chose to keep going.

Alvin

This book hit hard. It made me question why I stay stuck.