The nar­ra­tive is easy to read and the author takes the reader on a world­wide tour with excel­lent descrip­tions of the Mid­dle East. The char­ac­ters are well writ­ten with real­is­tic dynamic which works well.

The story of a young boy, hav­ing a dif­fi­cult life, turn­ing to Super­man is engross­ing, trou­ble­some, touch­ing and haunt­ing all at the same time. The end­ing is very pow­er­ful and will stay with you for a long time.

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At Har­vard Longfel­low lec­tured, and directed the Mod­ern Lan­guages depart­ment which con­sisted men teach­ing in Span­ish, French, Ital­ian, and Ger­man. When one of them fell ill or need a replace­ment, Longfel­low filled in.

A sec­ond rate archi­tect, only accepts his benefactor’s offer to design hid­ing places for Jews so he can get con­tracts build­ing fac­to­ries for the Germans.

Mr. John­son man­ages to tackle tough issues with grace and humor using inter­est­ing char­ac­ters and plot twists. This book would make an excel­lent choice for a book club, as there is much to dis­cuss and address.

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When Shiga declared his inten­tion to marry one of the family’s maids, she was quickly “removed” from the household.