What readers think of The Brethren, plus links to write your own review.

The Brethren

by John Grisham

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There are currently 37 reader reviews for The Brethren

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Slav Sokolov (01/05/03)

Great forever. If you have not read it yet you should go to tne nearest shop buy and read it at once. You wan't be sorry. Beleve me!!!!

Alexander Moller (12/12/02)

I have just finished reading this wonderful book. All I can say is that I am VERY impressed.
It is a brilliant book and it has left a deep mark in my mind.
The only part that dissapointed me was the ending, which i thaught could be better.
Now, the next step is making a movie...
Can't wait to read the summons...

Barefoot Serpent (11/18/02)

Good read with an underwhelming ending.

james (11/11/02)

the kind of book you can read again and again

Greg (11/11/02)

I havent read this, but all of John Grishams books are great, so this one will be just as good~!

Tina (09/24/02)

Just splendid! I enjoyed it immensely!

Nakitah (09/15/02)

This is the kind of book I would read any day!

Kyle (08/29/02)

It wasnt as good as any of his books. It took me two time to try to read it before finishing it. The ending was very disappointing.

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