Title: A lovely book with moments of true grace
Product review: Reviewers often say of memoirs "It read like a well-crafted novel." This book is the opposite: a novel that reads like a well crafted memoir.The writing is gorgeous and lush, and the story introduced me to Charlie, a child of city folks who move to the country in the 1940's. I was captured by his deep connection to the natural world and moved by the inevitable loss of his innocence. I highly recomend this rich and layered read.
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