|
Newest Review: ... behind you in the street, who you can trust and where people have mysteriously disappeared to - as well as Romanian customs ... more |
||
Read Reviews for Train to Trieste - Domnica Rad...

by - written on 09/10/08 (Very useful, 213 readings)
Rating:
Mona is a teenager growing up in Bucharest under the reign of the brutal dictator Nicolae Ceausescu. Like many middle-class families she and her parents spend a few weeks every summer first holidaying on the Black Sea coast and then staying with family in the city of Brasov in the Carpathian mountains where the coolness brings relief from the intense summer heat. On one of these trips, when she is seventeen, Mona falls in love with Mihai, a mysterious dark-haired student who lives in Brasov. Mona makes a beeline for Mihai whom everyone is saying killed his last girlfriend with a rock, trying to comfort him in his grief and the two quickly fall deeply in love. Or so Mona ... Read the complete review
Products similar to Train to Trieste - Domnica Rad...
Traditional Lithuanian Lenten Meals - Birute Imbrasiene
Food & Drink / Dieting - Imbrasiene, Birute
Kicked Out - Richard W. Hardwick
Easy to read, compelling, makes the reader think
Doesn't delve deep enough into characters
Antique Bakery: v. 1 - Fumi Yoshinaga
Graphic Novels / Comics - Yoshinaga, Fumi
This is Our House - Michael Rosen
Enjoyable story teaching about sharing
none
The Three Wishes - Joanna Harrison
Lovely illustrations and a gentle, engaging story.
None to speak of.
Empire of Ivory - Naomi Novik
Sci-Fi & Fantasy - Novik, Naomi
Are You Ready? - Amanda Hearty
A good enough read
A bit annoying
Hearts and Minds - Amanda Craig
Thought provoking, relevant
Very political views!
The Guardian - Nicholas Sparks
Fruits Basket: v. 2 - Natsuki Takaya


