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Demanding, beautiful writing. - Goodreads The writing is often extremely funny. - Goodreads The writing reminds me of Jane Austen's all the time. - Goodreads Review: Parade's End (Parade's End #1-4)User Review - Jasmine - GoodreadsI came to this book because of the BBC TV series, which I haven't seen yet. I always want to read the book first, and this time I am not disappointed at all. The size of the book is a bit intimidating ... Read full review Review: Parade's End (Parade's End #1-4)User Review - Laurie - GoodreadsDemanding, beautiful writing. Nearly matchless descriptions of the humdrum horrors of trench warfare. Characters that stray freely between oh-too-real and inaccessible allegory. Subsequent paragraphs ... Read full review Related booksOther editions - View all
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