Review of A Prisoner of Birth
Title: A Prisoner of Birth
Author: Jeffrey Archer
The story starts off with a depiction of the main character, Danny Cartwright, proposing to his girlfriend, Elizabeth Wilson, and going with her and her brother to a bar to celebrate. Some customers at the bar provoke them, and they try to leave quietly but find their way blocked by the men, who kill Elizabeth's brother. Danny Cartwright is charged with murder of Elizabeth's brother and sentenced to twenty-two years of jail. His cellmate, Sir Nicholas Moncrieff dies, the assassin having killed the wrong person. Because they look alike, Danny passes off as Sir Nicholas and gets released early. After he was discovered, his lawyer cleared his name and he and his girlfriend were married.
I feel that this book is very interesting and I recommend it for readers of all ages.
Author: Jeffrey Archer
The story starts off with a depiction of the main character, Danny Cartwright, proposing to his girlfriend, Elizabeth Wilson, and going with her and her brother to a bar to celebrate. Some customers at the bar provoke them, and they try to leave quietly but find their way blocked by the men, who kill Elizabeth's brother. Danny Cartwright is charged with murder of Elizabeth's brother and sentenced to twenty-two years of jail. His cellmate, Sir Nicholas Moncrieff dies, the assassin having killed the wrong person. Because they look alike, Danny passes off as Sir Nicholas and gets released early. After he was discovered, his lawyer cleared his name and he and his girlfriend were married.
I feel that this book is very interesting and I recommend it for readers of all ages.
Labels: Literature
posted by Yoap Rui Hang at
6/25/2010 01:56:00 AM
3 Comments:
i feel that your book can be improved.you should write things like why you like this author or your favourite character in the book, not just the summery.
Nice blog by the way!!
Thank you for your comment Wei Yang! I will try yo improve my book review.
Hi Rui Hang, your blog design is really nice, but your content, unfortunately, does not complement your design. You could have written about your take on the story. You could have also written about your rationale for choosing the books. Otherwise, you have put in quite a lot of effort on your background. For that, I must complement you.
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