This book has MANY very high reviews and people seemed to love it. I could barely get through it, since it kept putting me to sleep! In the end, I never really understood it. The prose was especially irritating, since the author wrote in a long, breathless, run on sentence that could go for one to two pages at a time. And frequently did. The praise made it sound great, but I don't intend to waste any more time with this writer! Absolutely would NOT recommend it! D.
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Great House
Great House
Author:
George Weisz has spent his whole life in the pursuit of a single aim: to recreate his father's study exactly as it was that evening in 1938 when the Nazis arrived and the family home was abandoned forever.
Author:
George Weisz has spent his whole life in the pursuit of a single aim: to recreate his father's study exactly as it was that evening in 1938 when the Nazis arrived and the family home was abandoned forever.
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