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 The Way Home - Robin Scott-Elliot
Newest Review: ... shared sense of duty that they all feel. Despite all following different paths the patriotism they share clearly unites them. ... more  ... Through the terrible events that unfold the whole family becomes united by the overwhelming personal and national grief as more bodies were surrendered to the mud of Flanders fields.
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The majority of the novel is written in a letter format, and this forms the basis of the boy's story in their own words. These letters are interspersed with diary entries from the boy's mother, Nora. Initially I struggled with letter form as it was quite confusing as to who the narrative voice was, however after a couple of chap...more |
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The Way Home - Robin Scott-Elliot: We must never forget. (1541 words)
by - written on 03/04/09 (Very useful, 272 readings)
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For as long as I can remember I have been fascinated by the subject of war, either in the form of war literature, television documentaries or films. I studied English at university and I spent a vast amount of time indulging this passion by writing my dissertation on the subject. However, since graduating I have been unable to read for pleasure in the same way that I used to despite numerous attempts. After not reading a single book for over a year and really missing the thrill of a new book I decided to try again. I'm so glad I didn't give up completely as I have definitely made up for lost time by devouring more books than I thought possible! During one of my most ... Read the complete review
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