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Posted: March 20, 2016 by Marilyn Wright
March Book Club Report
We met at Susie’s and we were more than very suitably fed and watered. We discussed Charlotte Gray by Sebastian Faulkes. Comments as follows:, good story; good characterisation; revealing descriptions of the lives of the French in Vichy France, originally life did not seem to be too regimented, but as the war progressed life changed for the worse; the treatment of the Jews was shocking; the heroine was a difficult to understand, she was amazingly self-contained but believable; as ever, S. Faulkes wrote a good story
Julia Burke
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