Ve Y Pon Un Centinela (Go Set a Watchman - Spanish Edition) (Paperback)

from lauralkeet

Controversy, speculation and hype heralded the publication of Harper Lee's Go Set a Watchman. It was almost enough to put me off reading it. Almost, but not quite. And I'm so glad. This was a well-written and powerful book. For anyone unfamiliar with the back story, Harper Lee submitted Go Set a ...

from DarthDeverell

In Go Set a Watchman, Harper Lee picks up with Atticus and Scout Finch, continuing their story from the time of older Scout narrating the events of To Kill a Mockingbird in flashback. Lee sets her narrative shortly after the events of the Brown v. Board of Education ruling, with Scout, now an adu...

from lauralkeet

Controversy, speculation and hype heralded the publication of Harper Lee's Go Set a Watchman. It was almost enough to put me off reading it. Almost, but not quite. And I'm so glad. This was a well-written and powerful book. For anyone unfamiliar with the back story, Harper Lee submitted Go Set a ...

from Kiaya40

I thought Wow, when I finished it and now I'm still processing it all. One thing I didn't like was some of the language, but other than that I liked it quite a bit - it was a bit more heavy reading than I've done in a little while.

from SamSattler

Go Set a Watchman was crowned Book of the Year months before it was finally published in mid-July. And as regards book publicity, both positive and negative, it certainly deserves that title, and could easily be dubbed Book of the Decade with little argument from either the book's supporters or i...