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 Where Were You, Robert? - Hans Magnus Enzensberger
 Where Were You, Robert? - Hans Magnus Enzensberger ... into an uncontrollable world of time travel.Newest Review: ... it's a really interesting read. If as a child, you enjoyed books like Tom's Midnight Garden and The Never Ending ... more ... Story, you will enjoy this. The main character in this book is a 14 year old boy called Robert, a bit of a loner, who has trouble with his eyes. One day while watching T.V. he suddenly finds himself a part of the scene that he was watching. From here each time he rubs his eyes, he finds himself slipping through time discovering what life was like in different ages. Maybe the actual idea seems a little childish, but once you start reading it is really compelling, as Robert tries to cope with each life he finds himself...more |
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Where Were You, Robert?
Pages: 272, Edition: New edition, Paperback, Penguin Books Ltd Last Update 16.12.2009 06:02
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Where Were You, Robert? - Hans Magnus Enzensberger: Where Were You Robert (172 words)
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This book by Hans Magnus Enzensberger (ISBN 0 241 14071 4)was first written in his native German and has been recently translated into English. Don't let this put you off because it's a really interesting read. If as a child, you enjoyed books like Tom's Midnight Garden and The Never Ending Story, you will enjoy this. The main character in this book is a 14 year old boy called Robert, a bit of a loner, who has trouble with his eyes. One day while watching T.V. he suddenly finds himself a part of the scene that he was watching. From here each time he rubs his eyes, he finds himself slipping through time discovering what life was like in different ... Read the complete review
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