Completed on May 21, 2018
This is a very interesting historical fiction book that intrigued the historian within me. The book describes how life was like in England during the medieval, feudal times of the 1300’s, and it follows the lives of those living in it during this time.
It is a pretty long read, but I think it gave me an insight into how the people of old thought: before technology, before democracy, and before equality. It was a book on a group of individuals living in the town of Kingsbridge, England, and how their lives were interconnected in some way or another from their time as kids to their time as adults. I would say it was a well-crafted book in its own right as historical fiction.
Rating: 7.6 out of 10
Brief Summary: Following the point-of-views of the hardworking Gwenda, the persistent Caris, the diligent Merithin, and the presumptuous Ralph, a story develops, intertwining the lives of each character, following their ups and downs, their passions and hatreds, and joys and sadnesses, during the feudal times of the 1300’s and through the epidemic we now know as the Black Death. Continue reading “World Without End by Ken Follett”