Books like a gentleman in moscow
I can’t say I recommend reading the entire Tale of Genji-it didn’t have the kind of narrative arc I look for in a novel, anyway, and it was very repetitive-but it’s certainly enjoyable to read some of it. I read The Tale of Genjiin college, for instance. War and Peace is famous for being long, although there are longer books. It knocked War and Peace out of the number one position, which suggests I have a thing for stories set in Russia, but I really don’t know a lot about Russia in general or spend a lot of time thinking about it. If you’ve followed my blog for a while, you know I read a lot of books, so this is not something I say lightly.
I really do think it’s one of those books that change your life…at least, it was for me.
#Books like a gentleman in moscow tv
It’s going to be made into a TV series, apparently, so if you haven’t already read it, do it now!
This is probably the most recent of the A Gentleman in Moscow reviews! I was late to the party (no pun intended), and only read Amor Towles’s masterpiece this year.