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Nimish Sibal nimsibf6bb — Reading this a second time after first reading it in 2007 was still enjoyable. What I appreciated the second go wasn't just the story, but McCarthy's styling. I noticed it before, sure, and it was one of the things I liked then, but this go held a real appreciation for skill. The lack of names while still keeping characters straight is just amazing. With so many "he's" all over the page, it'd certainly be easy to become lost. While I read it it, I kept thinking about comments I've had about my own work where people want so much information on why things work they way they do. Did I have questions about McCarthy's world? Sure. I'd love to know what caused the situation the man and the boy found themselves in, but, for me, it wasn't vital. The not knowing struck me as feeling very much like the boy might have. Simply put into a world where it was how things were. Though narrated by the man, it was obvious he didn't and perhaps couldn't dwell on what had been. Also, I think it would've turned the story maudlin. While it's depressing, surely, it's not slogging through the past particularly. It deals with the now. Always, it's great to read something more than once and like it just as much.

Trevor Eld trevoreld — Growing up in Georgia during the early 60's, I can say that tone of The Help is accurate. We weren't quite of the same social strata as Miss Hilly, but my grandmother did have an occasional "Nigra" housekeeper (for 30+ years) named Essie Mae. She was very sweet to us grandkids when we were there and I remember my grandmother treating her well. She was there, not to wait on my grandmother, but to help with some of the housework. My grandmother had broken her arm very badly in a fall and it never healed properly making some things difficult. I remember them working together, changing sheets and such. I remember the colored restrooms and drinking fountains and the uproar of desegregation. All are spot on in the book. I loved the tone of the whole story and the perfect ending. I would recommend it to everyone, as entertainment and as a look into our past.