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| "It's what you do with it that counts" |
She uses a common medium (coins), to demonstrate how the choices ordinary people make, can alter the outcome of their lives and those around them.
The double-life the main character leads is unexpected but delightful as it is unraveled. An easy, feel good read with a dose of nostalgia. A good fit for a woman's book-club.
Have you read other books where the main character leads a double-life?
Yes, the book, The Scarlet Pimpernel. It is a romantic adventure story, set in the time of the French Revolution. The protagonist has a secret identity. The book has a fast paced plot and a great ending. I recommend it!
ReplyDeleteGood post, though some more context would help (what book club?) as well as including mention of the book's genre (fiction? nonfiction? subgenre?)
ReplyDeleteOften times, reading literature can be viewed as a solely internal process. However, it is obvious that there are most of the time moral lessons that lead towards improvement and the helping of others that can be discovered while reading.
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