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On the whole, an excellent story. I see others have complained before me that the book was "boring". I prefer the word "tedious", as the events and progress were interesting, but the presentation of characters' thinking got too redundant at times.
Willis did a spectacular job of creating memorable characters, and she portrayed an emotionally vivid scene in two time periods. I hope, now that the fiction-driven side of my brain is back from the Middle Ages, that I shall begin to cheer up. That got ...more
Willis did a spectacular job of creating memorable characters, and she portrayed an emotionally vivid scene in two time periods. I hope, now that the fiction-driven side of my brain is back from the Middle Ages, that I shall begin to cheer up. That got ...more
This was a really good book! I thoroughly enjoyed it. Even more than "To Say Nothing of the Dog"! I like the time travel and the way the two stories paralleled each other throughout the novel. Very well done.
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I liked this book where historians time travel to for science, but I would have liked it so much better if it was about 200 pages shorter. While it was good, it wasn't quite good enough to keep me interested for that long.
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First read in paperback sometime around 2000.
Reread via nook and audible in January 2013.
Forever a favorite!
Reread via nook and audible in January 2013.
Forever a favorite!
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