Started this one yesterday #LitsyTob24 right? NOPE: #ToB24
Started this one yesterday #LitsyTob24 right? NOPE: #ToB24
A group of famous writers (Melville, Beecher Stowe, Twain, Douglass etc) are brought together at a writers‘ conference in 1883 with lively discussions occurring as a result. I really enjoyed seeing these various historical figures interact, but I wanted to see a bit more of a wrap up at the end of the book and it just kind of stopped. #tob24
Herman Melville, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Mark Twain, Walt Whitman, and Fredrick Douglas are brought together at conference to discuss literature, freedom, and the future of America. The teacher who brings them together has good intentions but no practical experience with projects of this scope so things do not go entirely to plan. This was a short but engaging audiobook that shows how much things have and haven‘t changed.
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I really enjoyed this short novel, from the #ToB long list, where a number of famous writers (Melville, Whitman, Beecher Stowe, Douglass, Twain)come together at a conference in 1883, to discuss the state of America and the meaning of freedom.
It‘s a very quiet book, so worked well on audio, and I actually found it rather sad (or maybe melancholy is the better word) in places.
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This is a unique story that I really enjoyed. It was fun to read a story where the top literary writers of the time come together to discuss what will happen next for America now. It's set in 1883, but I couldn't help but make connections between societal issues then and now.
Part of why this works so well is because it's short. I feel if it were longer, I would have lost interest.
I quite liked this fairly short audio. A story about an idealistic young teacher trying to start a conversation about what‘s next for America after the civil war featuring some of the top literary stars of the day. Not groundbreaking but enjoyable. #TOB24
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