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The Happiest Refugee by Anh Do

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3 stars
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These are the books that made me a fan of Bernard Cornwell (I think I've now read everything he's written!). Great reading.


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I've not read them all yet Dale but I'm getting there.


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Ghost of Africa by Chuck Van Soye

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My review of Murder in Morningside Heights by Victoria Thompson
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Aussie Author Kerri Turner.
Combining the beautiful art of ballet and the fascinating time of the end of the Romanov era, what's not to like?
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Cloud Permutations by Lavie Tidhar

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I also included a link to the story online (free).


As sometimes happens through pure coincidence, they are both set at the same time in history - early 1930's, Great Depression, rise of fascism (in Australia in the first book, in England in the second)
What struck me straight away is that while I know quite a bit about the fascist movement in England in the 30's, including the names of the major players and the groups, I knew NOTHING about the same thing happening in Australia! It was completely ignored in any history I was taught at school, have never seen a TV show or movie about it, and this is the first book I have read about it.
So I have been googling, and Troving and trying to educate myself about it while reading both books.
I love when reading a (fictional) book leads me to learn something about history of which I knew nothing.
Just sharing my thoughts.
By the way, this is my first Sulari Gentill book, and I am loving it! :)
Kerri the one before the one you're reading (a short prequel - The Prodigal Son) is free on Amazon - https://www.amazon.com/Prodigal-Son-R...
I love her books and I'm glad you're enjoying your first! It's a real pleasure to read about Rowly and his friends and the 1930s history of Australia :)
I love her books and I'm glad you're enjoying your first! It's a real pleasure to read about Rowly and his friends and the 1930s history of Australia :)
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