audio cd, 8 pages
Published Aug. 4, 2009 by Brand: Random House Audio, Random House Audio.
Typical Richard Russo - not much of a plot, but human interaction and characters so well done that, by the end of the book, I felt like I personally know them. Witty and a lot of fun to read, or rather hear, since it was the audiobook version I had. Also, no audiobook can be good without a superb reader, so special kudos to Arthur Morey, who read this book.
This novel focuses on Jack Griffin and his unhappy childhood with his selfish, snobby, and unfullfilled parents. It's a very thoughtful look at how our parents shape our lives, and how hard it can be to get over past hurts and get on with one's life.
This novel focuses on Jack Griffin and his unhappy childhood with his selfish, snobby, and unfullfilled parents. It's a very thoughtful look at how our parents shape our lives, and how hard it can be to get over past hurts and get on with one's life.
