Review by
dipsytot
on 30th Nov 2008
User Rating : 9
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I very much enjoyed the way in which Pat Barker wrote from a different perspective to the usual war time novels. It created a new and refreshing perspective allowing the plot to be based around the hospital of Craiglockhart. The way in which Barker used internal monologue, allowed for her to express ...
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Review by
Guest.
on 31st Dec 2007
User Rating : 10
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Regeneration is a clever and well thought out book which incorporates both factual and fictional characters to portray a true un-rose tinted image of the horror of the First World War. In particular she highlights the mental and physical effects the experience of trench warfare had on these men.
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Review by
rosealine
on 24th Jan 2006
User Rating : 5
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I was very disappointed with the Regeneration novel by Pat Barker, as it had been recommended to me numerous times. Barker has let the need for her to incorporate famous poets hamper the progression of the novel. Sassoon and Owen seem to have pointless meetings with each other. Sassoon appears to ...
rosealine's full review | 171 words
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