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Charlotte Gray
by Sebastian Faulks
What?! (9/17/2009)
I loved this book and learned a lot about France during the war. Whatever happened at the end though? I can understand the idea of a parallel with the boys- ie going through a door to their fate-death for the boys and a life together for Charlotte and Gregory. It seems a weird parallel though and not really very parallel at all come to that. Or have I got this wrong. Can someone enlighten me?
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