I've just finished reading -- actually devouring -- The Angel's Game by Carlos Ruiz Zafon. I would never have chosen to read this book on my own. In fact, I almost chose NOT to read it for my book club, but once I picked it up, I simply couldn't put it down. At over 500 pages, I was still able to finish it in just four days. Of course, what does it say that my two-year-old was even scolding me to put the book down at different times?
It has been a long time since I've read a book like this. After finishing it, I found myself still thinking about it and trying to piece it together. I have found myself searching Google for others' comments and opinions about the book.
I'll leave my readers with these questions:
Who is the murderer?
Is David's story true -- or only true in his mind?
Who IS the angel?
It has been a long time since I've read a book like this. After finishing it, I found myself still thinking about it and trying to piece it together. I have found myself searching Google for others' comments and opinions about the book.
I'll leave my readers with these questions:
Who is the murderer?
Is David's story true -- or only true in his mind?
Who IS the angel?
After discussing the book at book club, I'm still left with a few quesions. I can't wait to read this author's first book though!
ReplyDeleteAfter discussing the book at book club, I'm still left with a few questions. I can't wait to read this author's first book though!
ReplyDeleteAfter reading the book I still have 1 or 2 questions
ReplyDelete-1- DId Mr. Highgate get well?
-2- Did Mr. Holton escape with his family the first time?
-3- What happened to Mrs. Chloe and them??
Who's ??
ReplyDeleteLet me guess, Katy?
ReplyDeleteCorrect!!!!!!:)
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ReplyDeleteCan Raina talk to Margart, Katy,?
ReplyDeleteSure here she is!
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