The
Chilbury Ladies' Choir was initially a bit of a slow burner
for me but once it gripped me I was completely enchanted. Thanks to Tina of Novel Meals for her
recommendation.
I don't normally like multiple points of view but in
this case it was handled very skilfully with the device of each point of view
being expressed in a journal or a letter.
I recommend this book to you. It is no an aga saga. It’s a moving (and uplifting) story of how a
small village coped when most of the men were away fighting in WWII.
I am so glad you liked it! It did start off a bit slowish but I loved this book too. Thanks for the mention and link :-)
ReplyDeleteGlad you liked it! I'm the same way with multiple POVs. I normally don't like them, but if they are done well, then it works
ReplyDeleteI keep seeing this book - it sounds wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
I'm listening to the audio book version and not really enjoying the voice actors. I do like where the story is going, though at this point it is moving rather slow. Am going to try and get a paper copy as I feel that I am loosing something by not seeing that it is written in letter and diary entry format.
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