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A review by haleybeck
The Last Year of the War by Susan Meissner
3.0
Just like the previous book by this author, this book started out pretty good and then it seems as if the author thought "this seems too clean" and had to add in mature conversations.
While it was fascinating to read about the WWII internment camps (in Crystal City, Texas!) I would not recommend this book because of the direction of the last half.
I would not consider this a clean book, even though most of the mentions of intimacy are within the context of marriage. The author promotes a very sad view of marriage (although the main character does find "true love" in the end), and very anti-capitalist views.
While it was fascinating to read about the WWII internment camps (in Crystal City, Texas!) I would not recommend this book because of the direction of the last half.
I would not consider this a clean book, even though most of the mentions of intimacy are within the context of marriage. The author promotes a very sad view of marriage (although the main character does find "true love" in the end), and very anti-capitalist views.