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The Compass
The Compass explores the intricate relationships between father and son across three very different generations.
407 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 11, 2014
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Michael Levin
180 books21 followersMichael Levin is Professor of Philosophy, City College of New York.
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June 27, 2017
Loved this book! I got the meaning pf the title even before the first page, I am a son and a father, I felt the fathers pain and the sons pain and shame, I really felt all of the characters emotions throughout this book, especially Larrys ups and downs.
What did i get from the book-? We all get off course, we don't always follow our compass, but who knew compasses could go in so many directions at once; and always wind up at true north. Michael Levin is a great story teller! I look forward to reading more from him.
What did i get from the book-? We all get off course, we don't always follow our compass, but who knew compasses could go in so many directions at once; and always wind up at true north. Michael Levin is a great story teller! I look forward to reading more from him.
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