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The People Train edition by Tom Keneally Literature Fiction eBooks

I enjoyed the first half of the book, set in Australia, but the wheels of the train began to fall off a bit in the second half. The story line was interesting enough but there was much too much unnecessary detail on the actual October revolution which often read like a tedious history account, without adding anything particularly new or interesting to the basic story line. I mostly skimmed this part. As a result the ending was a bit flat. Having said this, it is an ambitious book and covers new ground in telling about the experiences of early Bolsheviks in Australia, which I found intrinsically interesting.


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Another engaging novel from a fine practitioner of historical novel writing. This one concerns a fictionalised version of a historical figure who spent some years in Australia before returning to play a major role in the Russian revolution. Once again, Keneally manages to find humanity in inhumane times.
I enjoyed the first half of the book, set in Australia, but the wheels of the train began to fall off a bit in the second half. The story line was interesting enough but there was much too much unnecessary detail on the actual October revolution which often read like a tedious history account, without adding anything particularly new or interesting to the basic story line. I mostly skimmed this part. As a result the ending was a bit flat. Having said this, it is an ambitious book and covers new ground in telling about the experiences of early Bolsheviks in Australia, which I found intrinsically interesting.