Review: An extremely well written and enjoyable read
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 20, 2014
Being a Brit who attended a British Public School this story and it's background might have made more sense to me than others who disliked the book. The moving between time periods made perfect sense and was very easy to follow. It's a wonderful story of youth. If a reader cannot understand how some people are able to block out certain distressing parts of their youth in adult years then that reader has never read a book on mental health. As a Kindle reader I do take some notice of the number of stars on reviews but I always download a sample first, if the first twenty pages get me then I'm in and not out of pocket ! For those who loved this book may I recommend "My Temporary Life" and My Name Is Hardly by Martin Crosbie, you may find these two books are just your cup of tea.