Title: a gripping, literary tale of war and peace in ancient greece
Product review: I loved this book and fully support the chorus of compliments that proceeded me. I would add couple of things: 1. it was interesting to learn about Spartan notions of Democracy and individual freedom; 2. readers who assume that the book, however literary, is basically a war story, or somesuch, are casting it too narrowly. Between its subtle characterizations (of both men and women), and meaty themes: love, freedom, redemption, family and society bonds, etc., it's a very rich reading experience. 3. that said, all the millions of people devoring Stephen Ambrose's books would love this one. Happy reading.
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