The book is loved for its gripping portrayal of life during the Blitz and Churchill's leadership. It reminds readers why they enjoy Larson's work.
This Reddit discussion highlights the book's ability to grip readers with its vivid portrayal of life during the Blitz and Churchill's leadership. Many users express their love for Larson's writing style and how this book reminds them why they enjoy his work. They appreciate the detailed and engaging narrative that brings history to life. The sentiment is overwhelmingly positive, with readers finding the book both informative and entertaining.
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I just finished it. I loved it. While I read the Splendid and the Vile it reminded me of how much I loved him as an author.
A startling, gripping portrait of what it was like to be alive in Britain during the Blitz, and what it was like to be around Churchill.
Inviting the reader into top-secret meetings within the cabinet war rooms, Larson shows us how the British Bulldog deftly emboldened a small nation to embrace ...