the things a brother knows by dana reinhardt

Levi's growing comprehension of Boaz's internal turmoil is gracefully and powerfully evoked.' Starred Review, Booklist, October 1, 2010: 'Reinhardt's poignant story of a soldier coping with survivor's guilt and trauma, and his Israeli American family's struggle to understand and help, is timely and honest. Reinhardt personalizes a soldier's traumas in terms civilians can understand. Powerful.' Starred Review, Publishers Weekly, August 30, 2010: 'With exceptional sensitivity, Reinhardt (How to Build a House) chronicles a soldier's troubling homecoming, in this timely novel told from his younger brother's point of view. Every character contributes and brings a point of view that adds to a fuller picture of the personal consequences of war without being simplistically pro or anti. Levi's growing comprehension of Boaz's internal turmoil is gracefully and powerfully evoked.' Starred Review,Booklist, October 1, 2010: 'Reinhardt's poignant story of a soldier coping with survivor's guilt and trauma, and his Israeli American family's struggle to understand and help, is timely and honest.' From the Hardcover edition., Starred Review, Kirkus Reviews, August 15, 2010: 'The emotional journey is leavened with humor and a little romance, but it moves toward the conclusion with an inevitability that grabs and doesn't let go. Powerful.' Starred Review,Publishers Weekly, August 30, 2010: 'With exceptional sensitivity, Reinhardt (How to Build a House) chronicles a soldier's troubling homecoming, in this timely novel told from his younger brother's point of view. Maybe things will never return to normal. Every character contributes and brings a point of view that adds to a fuller picture of the personal consequences of war without being simplistically pro or anti. But Levi knows that his brother is not the same. The Things a Brother Knows Dana Reinhardt, Random/Lamb, 16.99 (256p) ISBN 978-5-3 With exceptional sensitivity, Reinhardt (How to Build a House) chronicles a soldier’s troubling. Starred Review,Kirkus Reviews, August 15, 2010: 'The emotional journey is leavened with humor and a little romance, but it moves toward the conclusion with an inevitability that grabs and doesn't let go.

The things a brother knows by dana reinhardt