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Et Collective etcollective — For some reason, I was rooting for the moose.

Gencer Kurt gencerkurt8d67 — I absolutely LOVED this novel. It is mostly about Henry VIII's quest to be rid of Katherine and his struggle to marry Anne. However, even as I write this sentence I know that is the backdrop for the story of Thomas [not Oliver] Cromwell's role in Henry's reign. The point of view is third person limited with the great focus on Cromwell. Therefore, although some of his decisions are cruel, I admired him. The novel starts with seven year old Thomas Cromwell's face being kicked into the cobbles of the street by his cruel father, a blacksmith. He was never able to live down the fact he was the son of a blacksmith, but that fact notwithstanding, he rose to unheard of power in Henry's reign. There was a very thoughtful side of his character that I loved. This novel cannot be read quickly. Part of the reason is the multitude of characters, whom the author categorizes by place in the front of the book. Even as I read pages in the 400's, I had to go back to those lists to remember who was who. Another difficulty is the author overuses "he" at times when she should have used Cromwell's name. Often I had to go back to the beginning of a paragraph to clarify who the "he" was. I need to think further about the title. I don't think it was a symbol of Cromwell or Henry. "Wolf Hall" is the name of the Seymours' home. Jane Seymour is a plain, little, timid lady in waiting to Anne. Cromwell likes her perhaps BECAUSE Anne overlooks her because of her timidness. I expected the novel to end with Henry's growing interest in Jane. However, the novel simply ends with Cromwell planning a five day stop for the king's retinue at Wolf Hall. History tells us that was quite an important layover! In spite of those two comments, I did LOVE this novel. I had the patience to read it after flying through eight novels in our two weeks at Lake George.

Hoang Duong chamois94 — Another typical John Grisham novel.

Hello Muaw hellomuaw — Okay, a bit hard to review, because I was unable to finish it. The descriptions of the German occupation of Poland were horrific, and I just couldn't do it? Not that I haven't read similar books, but I just couldn't take the whole sale slaughter.

Kristen Brunton kristensut1d37 — Some people actively dislike this book. Hate it, even. I am not one of those people. Felt like it was written by someone who was born to do what she does.