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Summary: To know the first transatlantic flight
Review: This book tells you or let you know how were the firsts trips to Europe by plane so you can compare them with our days, the book is really easy to read and have some internal good jokes, maybe I will keep away 2 or 3 sex scenes but in general is a good book.
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Summary: You wont be disappointed.
Review: This book will take you back to 1939. Just when the second world war was starting. It is so REAL that you wont be able to put it down until you finish it!
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Summary: Watered Down
Review: This book, like all of Follett's books kept me reading until the end but compared to his other novels it..didn't. The story had all the components that make a Follett novel great but that may have been the problem, it did seem like Follett was trying to force out another book as per contractual obligations. Good but not great.
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Summary: My First Follet-Not My Last!
Review: This is the first time I have ever read a book by Ken Follet, after many suggestions from my husband and I really enjoyed it. Not my usual genre, I like non-fiction he reminds me a bit of Sidney Sheldon, but not so corny (sorry, Sidney). But I really enjoyed this book, a very quick, light, read.Try it, I bet you will enjoy it, you feel like you really know the characters and want to get to another chapter to find out more about them.
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Summary: If you love good characters, you'll love this book.
Review: This was the first Follet book that I have read, and I love it. It was recommended by a friend, and I doubted him at first. But the characters are so strong and the plot is so appetizing, that I was pulled in before I even finished the first chapter. Just when you think you have the book figured out, Follett throws a curve to shake you up. I definitally will read other books by this author.
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Summary: Don't waste your money
Review: What a crappy book. I read this after just finishing "Pillars of the Earth." I thought that was such a great book that I couldn't wait to sink my teeth into "Night Over Water." I wish I was wearing dentures so I could take them out and wash them. This book was a huge disappointment. Once I start a book I will finish it, but it was a chore finishing this. The characters are one dimensional. There are no surprises. The story would have been better off remaining in Mr. Follett's mind. It says nothing and goes nowhere I was interested in going. I'm amazed that a man capable of other great works could try to foist this off on the reading public. Guess he needed a few bucks. Read "Pillars of the Earth" again, instead.
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Summary: ,...spies and Nazis
Review: Yet another gripping story by Ken Follett. On the eve of the outbreak of WW2, a clipper ship of the Pan American Line is due to fly from England to New York. These massive flying boats are the epitome of luxury and passage can be afforded by only the wealthy. It's a mixed bag on this trip-an aristocratic family who have been forced to leave England because of the fathers fascist views, a petty crook,an eloping couple who are being pursued by the womans jealous husband and various others.It's a gripping and exciting tale, well written in the Follett style and a good,fast,satisfying read.
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