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Alejandra Rosa arosa1 — I reread this book recently. As with all Michner books, it is a sweeping historical novel. This one centers on a tel in Israel. The story is framed by an archealogical dig at tel Makor with each of the layers of the tel revealing a bit of the story of Makor. It encompasses pre-history through the 1960s. It is really fascinating and comprises most of my knowledge of the history of the Middle East - I know I shouldn't let a novel do that, but hey, better that than a movie! At times it is hard to wade through simply because of the sheer volume of it, but Michner is a superb storyteller and that paired with the fascinating subject matter makes it well worth the effort.

антон антонов antadmn3733 — I know that one of the reasons I enjoyed this book was listening to Pat Conroy read this book. I am not always fond of author's reading their own works. Just because you can write does not mean that you can read out loud. However, I believe that Conroy had good training - his mother read to him. This was an enjoyable book, I found parts laugh out loud funny and I learned lots about Conroy's life, why he reads and why he writes. Conroy and I have differing opinions about some of his books, but for good or for bad, I found a few more books that I need to read or reread. I also may have changed my mind about why Conroy writes the books he does. I always believed he is writing to deal with his father, but that is not what Conroy says. I don't want to spoil the book, so you will need to read this and see what you think. I would recommend that you listen. Not only do you get to hear Conroy's words from his own mouth, but there is a short interview at the end of the book on CD.