Nov 7, 2005 — A listener in Utah recommends this novel about a bookseller's discovery of a mysterious novel. "This book exudes a reverence for books that went straight to my heart..."
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Nov 7, 2005 — A listener in Utah recommends this novel about a bookseller's discovery of a mysterious novel. "This book exudes a reverence for books that went straight to my heart...""A totally captivating tale of love, hate, family, friendship, loss and redemption. This book exudes a reverence for books that went straight to my heart. The book sings. It is hard to imagine that the original could be any better than, or even equal to, the translation by Lucia Graves. Any lover of stories will be immeasurably poorer for not having read this wonderful book."
— From Jean, who listens to KUER in Utah.
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