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The Forest

by Edward Rutherfurd

The Forest by Edward Rutherfurd X
The Forest by Edward Rutherfurd
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  • First Published:
    Apr 2000, 622 pages

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    Jul 2001, 784 pages

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Tom M

An informative and entertaining read. Long but you cannot get too much of a good thing!
Sharon High

Geography Lesson
More of a very long geography lesson with a few historical facts thrown in than an engaging, sweeping epic. I really wanted to enjoy this novel but found it very hard going. The characters were merely bit players. A creepily anthropomorphised deer and a philosophical oak tree didn't help.
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