Bones of My Brother
My Rating
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status | Read September 7, 2013 |
format | .pdf Version |
review |
I have
read a lot of books that brought a tear to my eye, but Bones of My Brother by
J. Frank Dunkin actually had me crying in a couple of places. I truly lost
myself in this book.
The
author’s style of storytelling created a storyline and world that was so real I
found it impossible to stop reading. His choice of words and descriptors
captivated me and transported me back to the time of my own youth.
You
see, I grew up in the south in the fifties and sixties and this book brought
back so many memories. The characters and their accents could have been from my
childhood.
J.
Frank Dunkin did an excellent job of developing his characters and giving them
life and personality. They were almost too real and believable. I got so
attached to them and their story that I actually cried and laughed out loud along
with them.
I
really enjoyed Bones of My Brother by J. Frank Dunkin and I highly recommend it
to all readers.
[Please note: I
was given a free copy of this book in exchange for my honest review.]
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