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Loading... The Persimmon Treeby Bryce Courtenay
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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. Oct 17 2009: Another great book from Bryce Courtenay. The story is set in the Pacific during World War II and is about love, friendship, and the loss of innocence (in more ways that one). One can always count on Bryce Courtenay to paint a vivid picture with the books he writes. He gives you a real feeling for the places he writes about and the characters he creates. It's a big book (845 pages) but I read it within a week. ( )Described by the author as a love story, I would describe it more as a coming of age story because the subjects of the love story are parted in the first 100 pages and we read of their two separate stories throughout the book. One of the more interesting aspects of the story was the transformation Anna went through as she became a courtesan. I was somewhat surprised at how accepting she seemed of her circumstances. As with every Courtenay novel, I enjoyed the story, the characters and the amount of detail included. no reviews | add a review
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