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Name : | Susan R. |
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Immerse yourself in 16th century England. The witty dialogue and different perspective on Thomas Cromwell, advisor to King Henry VIII, are fascinating. It makes today's political machinations seem almost juvenile by comparison. Some may have trouble with how Ms. Mantel writes Thomas Cromwell's "voice", but I found I got comfortable with her style as the story went along. It is not a quick read, but it kept my interest.
Not many books are written about that time in a person's life where they're dealing with aging, losing a spouse, and missing children that have moved away. The author shines a light on this time with humor and frankness. Everyone in my book club really liked this book.
Engaging story by a Stanford University professor that emphasizes the importance of taking care of the whole patient not just the patient's body. This can be extrapolated by any of us to our own work.
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