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Come Again No More
Come Again No More
Come Again No More
Audiobook11 hours

Come Again No More

Written by Jack Todd

Narrated by James Jenner

Rating: 4 out of 5 stars

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About this audiobook

Author Jack Todd won the Mavis Gallant Prize for Non-Fiction, the Quebec Writers' Federation First Book Prize, and was a finalist for the Governor General's Award for Non-Fiction. In Come Again No More, the Paint family suffers during the Great Depression. Despite his great wealth, Eli Paint is unhappy. When events leave him struggling for his life, Eli must closely examine the decisions he's made separating him from his daughter. Now, Eli has a chance for redemption through his granddaughter-but will he make the most of it?
LanguageEnglish
Release dateJan 21, 2010
ISBN9781449843328
Come Again No More
Author

Jack Todd

Jack Todd is the author of the novels Sun Going Down and Come Again No More and the memoir Desertion, which won the Quebec Writer’s Federation First Book Prize and the Mavis Gallant Prize for Non-Fiction. Visit his website at JackToddTheAuthor.com.

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    3.5 starsFirst of all I’m going to say that Come Again No More is a book I would usually never pick up myself. I usually only read YA books because that’s what I enjoy, though I’d like to thanks GoodReads because I won this ARC from them.With that said Come Again No More wasn’t really my cup of tea, though I did find that reading the story helped me understand a lot about the years of the Great Depression. This book features Eli Paint and his family and their struggles through this tough time in live and how they come together to help each other. It’s a story of gain and loss, discovering and losing, love and hate, family and friends. It shows just how hard people had to fight to make a living back then. People were poor, going broke and had to struggle to made a living. It’s a very touch story.Though, something in this book that made me skip over some passages was the cussing and language used. I can understand people cussing when they are angry but there were times where I couldn’t even imagine hearing someone talking like that.This book is the second in the Paint Family series, but I didn’t read the first one and it was easy to follow along the plotline of the story. The book was kind of slow for me at some points but there were exciting parts too. I’m positive that a person of great interest of the time era the book took place and a person who loves to read a story about a good family orientated book with really enjoy the the Paint’s story.