Absolutely fascinating book. Primarily because the whole book is about people and people are fascinating. Also as it is a way of life that no longer exists. A lot of the keepers and their wives would have been older than my parents were at the time of the interviews so interesting insight to how ordinary people were then.
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Luke rated The Peripheral: 4 stars

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Really enjoyed this book. The gentle humour and brilliant characters reminded me of Alexander McCall Smith.
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The shadow king by Maaza Mengiste
ETHIOPIA. 1935.
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