Not to mention the titles. At least not yet. We will admit straight off that we haven't read the following titles. At least, not yet. And then there are the subtitles we have loved.
War seems to be a principal preoccupation of the subtitlely minded.
But not all is strife in the land of elaborately subtitled fiction. Perhaps more frightening than actually reading Goodall's book, which sounds a bit like warmed-over James Herriot, is the fact that it is part one of two. And as for Jahme, well, the flap copy says it all. This fine bit of fluff about the depression and compassion and blah blah blah is now packaged ready-made for schoolteachers who don't want to teach their students anything that's socially challenging or contemporary in its views. Hmmm, questions to ponder indeed.