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The Camp (2000)

by Greg Hair(Favorite Author)

3.73 of 5 Votes: 2

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review 1: Amazing. I would like to congratulate John Hair in his book which could someday, with a few years, become a masterpiece. This book was masterfully woven from simple words to put together a beautiful story that anyone would be proud to read. It made me, as a reader, question the complexity of man and the extent to which the human heart can forgive when faced with tremendous circumstances. The words are simple enough for anyone to read but the story is deep enough for anyone to find pleasure in. I recommend this to anyone searching for themselves, a good story, historical fiction or an intellectual novel hidden underneath a simply complex story. Well dne, Mr. Hair-Sincerely, a fan and hopeful author
review 2: I did not finish this book so really I should not give... more it a review. I can say it kept me reading, pulling me in. The premise is quite profound really. I got to the twist. But the dialogue just seemed unrealistic: why would a Nazi soldier go talk to a woman who requested it? I don't see that actually happening. I may return to it later but it just seemed off to me, especially in the dialogue area. less

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