Review: Funny, Entertaining, Interesting and Insightful
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 11, 2014
Funny, entertaining, interesting are just a few words I can use to describe this little jewel of a book. While humorous, I could these things happening in the real world. Being comical in nature, there is a seriousness underneath it all and I appreciated a book that is written on different levels. I like the portrayal of the cultural clashes. This is something that could as easily happen to us if we were placed into another country, maybe somewhere that appears as safe as the UK. Maybe that is what makes the plot work, because it is written in a manner where you feel for the main character, Georgy B, because while funny, it comes across as very believable. It is a display in how fragile innocence can be and how it shouldn't be taken advantage of, interesting since the purpose of the story is to entertain, but if it offers an insight into becoming aware of other people's customs and beliefs and their good heart, then that is a bonus. I enjoyed this story and will read the other books in this series by a good writer, Thanks George for a good read!