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Freya on the Wall
This profoundly moving and imaginative novel takes readers on an intricate journey ending in the fall of the Berlin Wall. “The book’s non-linear format, heavy use of symbolism and dissection of complex philosophical concepts demands a certain sophistication from readers; those well-versed in the events of 20th-century Germany will most greatly appreciate this intricate, thought-provoking investigation of personal and political history.”-Publishers Weekly
- GenresFiction
281 pages, Hardcover
First published April 15, 1997
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April 14, 2016
This book started excruciatingly slow. One of the reasons was that the author had so many stories and historical periods woven into this novel. As a history buff, I appreciate what the author was attempting to accomplish. I like how the author contrasted life in 1980s America and West Germany with East Germany by having three sisters living each in one of the countries.
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