![]() ![]() This type of approach may not bother many readers, but I found it disconcerting, like the author couldn't make up his mind how best to present it all. ![]() Then, he's out of the story line and we're back to the tale recounted in third person. Uris goes from telling his tale from first to third person, then back again as it seems to suit - whenever the protagonist's best buddy is around to pick up the narrative, we hear it all through him for a certain number of pages. Some of the characters are drawn better than others, and there are large portions of the story that were very entertaining. This book offers up an interesting time in history in a country not given much thought aside from silly-jolly St. ![]()
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