The Brothers K
| Title: | The Brothers K |
| Author: | David James Duncan
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| Year First Published: | 1996 |
| Page Count: | 645 |
| Synopsis: | Finally in trade paperback, complementing��Bantam's new release of River Teeth��and our consistently bestselling edition of��The River Why, here is The��Brothers K, a lyrical and lovely novel of��family. |
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| This book had great potential to be a great read for me. I loved the all American family baseball theme. I started out loving it but a little over half way into it, it began to sour. Profanity was over used, became too political, too much tragedy, and about 200 pages too long. It did have a somewhat happy ending and resolution. However, I would not recommend this book. |
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