Tom Stoppard Plays 4: Dalliance, Undiscovered Country, Rough Crossing, on the Razzle, the Seagull

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Summary: landscape tom stoppard
Review: i would read this book on a bus, i would read this book on a truss, i would read this book riding backward on a bicycle sat for two, i would read this book floating lazily down the river in my favorite red converse shoes...i do like this book, i would read it anywhere. it really is that addictive. And yes, you should judge this book by its cover. It stands out! The soft orange, like the setting sun on a countryside and the boy walking into it, silhouted in its gentle hue, you walk into a landscape that is only Stoppard. It is a journey that is beckoned by truly original landscapes, and guided by the soft touch of unique characters, that will leave you by last page saddened by the parting of new found friends...unusual and offset, but yet we miss them, and we may fear of admitting that we are more in common with them than we dare admit. But inside we are laughing unabashedly, at ourselves, and all the while in awe of the splendor of his landscape...our landscape.