Title: Stopped at page 129
Product review: While David Guterson's previous book, "Snow Falling On Cedars" was exceptional -- it won an award -- and "East of the Mountains" was ok, "Our Lady Of The Forest" just doesn't rank with his others.My struggle to continue reading this book has come to an end because I stopped reading. The first time I stopped reading was on page 111, but later picked up the book, hoping to get to the final page. However, on page 129 I decided again, enough is enough. There just isn't enough interest and believability in the story to continue.One curious characteristic of this book is that Guterson has chosen not to use quotation marks in the dialogues, and I wonder why he left them out. Maybe that is a new trend of which I am unaware.Maybe someday I will finish the book, but not now.
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