Coming Home by Rosamunde Pilcher Summary and Reviews
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Book Reviews of Coming Home
Book Review: A wonderful, wonderful read
Summary: 5 Stars
This is a book you will want to read time and again. The characters and the story only improve with time and familiarity. My only complaint was that the book ended when I wished it would go on and on.Book Review: A wonerful "comfort book"!
Summary: 5 Stars
This book rivals The Shellseekers as a warm, comfortable read that completely takes you to Rosamunde Pilcher's world of World War II England. You become totally immersed in the characters' lives, and it is as if you are living as they live, in their time. It is one of those rare books which make you sad to finish it because it is so hard to leave the characters behind. This is a must-read, particularly if you loved The Shellseekers.Book Review: Amazing
Summary: 5 Stars
This book is one of the best I have ever read. An interesting cast of lovable people are intertwined within the words. Each scenario is in its own way beautiful, and the overall storyline is one to be remebered.Book Review: An amazing story of a girls life during WWII.
Summary: 5 Stars
This is one of the best books I have read in a really long time. You never want to put it down. I was captivated by the story of Judith Dunbar. A girl who meets a wealthy family and learns how to get along in society. Even at the hardest times she is always strong and resolved. A true character that you love to read about. Rosamund Pilcher did an amazing job writing this book.Book Review: Another Novel of Pilcher, Wonderfully Written!
Summary: 5 Stars
I really got into the book after the first couple of chapters where Pilcher sets her tone of the story. I enjoyed the characters very very much, and could follow Judith Dunbar, the young girl, as she experiences many events starting through her life at the boarding school, and beyond. As always with Pilcher, she describes the emotions very well, as though the characters at one time reaslly exsisted and experienced these events back in the time of the Depression. I think it is a GREAT read, and HIGHLY recommend it to anyone craving a good family saga!