The Bridge, Doug Marlette (3.5)
They often say ‘write what you know’. Doug Marlette
certainly did that. He is a Pulitzer Prize winning cartoonist who found out his
family was deeply involved in the volatile textile union disputes of the 1930’s
- who writes about a Pulitzer Prize winning cartoonist who found out his family
was deeply involved in the volatile textile union disputes of the 1930’s. That being said, this book is a moving story
about family disputes and misunderstandings set amidst an interesting part of
US history. It was worthwhile to watch Pick, the protagonist, unravel the
complicated history of his previously seen one-dimensional grandmother. He also
does service to the various types of people of North Carolina, now and in the
past - from all walks of life.
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