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That's the reason I love historical fiction so much. I also love war stories. Thanks for your review.
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There are several things I liked about this novel. First, the characterization of the major characters. I liked how the author gave readers explicit details of several characters right from when they were born. As a result, readers will be able to connect better with them.
That is a great way to make far-away events seem less distant and make the reader feel more empathy.
It is a reality. This is why we should try to avoid wars when they're only based on greed.Another thing I liked about this book is that the author understood that during wars, there must be casualties on both sides.
Few authors take the time to think how much easier the reading is when they take care of tiny details like this one, so kudos to the author.Also, it was pleasing that I learned a lot of Spanish and German words since the several characters spoke those languages during several parts of their dialogues. Whatever was said in Spanish or German had their translations written right beside them.
Well...Churchill was a strategic genius.The only thing I didn’t enjoy about the book is that the author seemed to be a bit biased towards the British, such that any plan they made against the German forces was flawless.
Amazing review! Thanks!
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