(Amazon UK link) |
This book is the delightful story of 60-year-old Father Tim, an Anglican priest in a small village in the USA, who's feeling a bit unsettled. Through his eyes we get to know his neighbours, and watch him house a scruffy boy. He finds stolen jewels in his church in the course of this book, and also falls in love for the first time...
It took a few chapters to get going, but I thought it a wonderfully relaxing book that painted a believable picture of small-town America. There's nothing particularly thought-provoking or deep in it, but nothing to dislike either.
Definitely recommended for a peaceful weekend's reading.
I wrote a longer review of 'At Home in Mitford' when I re-read it some years later
No comments:
Post a Comment