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Yahui Li a2438150865316 — This book was rough for me. On one hand I was very happy for Sarah that she was able to make her random move work and she found love, but on the other hand I just didn't care. I don't believe that she should not have written the book, because one, she can write whatever she wants, and two, some people care about that, but I guess for me it doesn't really matter to me because I don't know her and her life sounds like everyone else's life. I'd recommend reading it, but I wouldn't have high expectations for it.

Zhangqian Zhang 112637993e8db — The imagined lives of three early 20th century philosophers puts Ludwig Wittgenstein at the center offset by his older peers, Bertrand Russell and G.E.Moore. Wittgenstein's prominent Austrian family is large, complex and subject to the ironclad rule of wealthy industrial giant Karl Wittgenstein. This novel was written before any biographies of Wittgenstein had been produced and the author aroused a great deal of criticism for his fictional approach. Some felt that because he used meticulously researched facts, he made it difficult to determine what was real and what was imagined. You do feel, as you are reading, that you are indeed eavesdropping on actual conversations and illicitly reading someone else's mail. Duffy makes you believe you have met these people or that you have definitely met characters just like them. This book appealed to me on several levels. In a single sentence he can toss you into the middle of years of family dynamics: "Like a guilty conscience, Karl Wittgenstein's letter was waiting in Cambridge when Wittgenstein arrived there in late September for the start of Michaelmas term." That letter, a fabrication of the author, is a masterful example of complete parental control. You are left with no doubt about the depth of this father and son's tortured relationship. I also learned bits of history that i had either never heard of or was never engaged enough to remember before. I was surprised to learn that the Germans bombed Britain during WWI - with dirigibles - and the Kaiser gave instructions to his pilots to avoid his cousin's (the King of England) properties. Then there is the philosophy. When you write about three men who were recognized in their time as brilliant and who remain memorable for their ideas (even when they are rejected) a discreet serving of those ideas and the opposition to them makes for a very rich vein of thought. I believe this is one of those books that will haunt me.