Days of Grace: A Novel Audiobook

" Kept my interest, good story "

" Really enjoyed this. It was not cheery but a good story and I raced through it. It follows a girl evacuated during the war who falls in love with the daughter of the host family and all the repercussions that emanate from that and her decisions. "

" I really enjoyed this book.....the beginning was kind of slow but once you got into the story, it was very intriguing. "

" Nora looks back on her youth in England during WWII and her friendship with Grace. I enjoyed the message but necessarily the way in which it was presented. "

" It was an easy read and the story was interesting from an historical perspective. Not the greatest book I ever read but OK. "

" It took me quite a while to get into this, but once I was hooked I was totally absorbed. Has a good feel for London. "

" Loved the author's writing style. Will try another of her books. "

" 12yr old Nora is evacuated to kent on the eve of WW2, where she quickly becomes part of the family and is especially close to Grace. On the whole I enjoyed this, although it took me simply ages to read. It was a bit ponderous in places, and I found myself a bit bored by parts of it. "

" Its not a bad book... but it lacked some spark to make it exciting. "

" While this was a pretty engrossing book, it's one of those books where bad things keep happening and you keep waiting for it to let up, but it never does. "

" This book was told in two voices - Nora a young evacuee from London in World War 2 and also in the voice of elderly Nora who is dying of cancer. It was very interesting how Nora was affected by this for the rest of her life and how damaged she was by her childhood experience. "

" An idyllic suburban house where a WWII evacuee, Nora Lynch, is housed proves to be full of dark secrets, and one of them is Nora's own. "

" Nora, an anti-heroine with annoying viewpoints. "

" I lived the twist and turns and I never really knew where I was being taken. Really good book. "

" It's not that I didn't enjoy this, I was just expecting rather more. The childhood evacuation story line was excellent, very descritive and engaging: Nora and Rose's story counterbalanced it nicely. But I thought the last third was a little disappointing and the ending did rather telegraph itself. "

" What a variety of emotions one experiences when reading this book. "

" Readable but stereotypical. I kept wanting it to just push at the boundaries a wee bit. "

" Truly wonderful story of what "love" means to two teenage girls brought together in WW2 "

" Enjoyed this but there weren't many surprises, it was pretty predictable really. An easy read but not particularly memorable. "

" Truly wonderful story of what "love" means to two teenage girls brought together in WW2 "

" It is possible to have a non-tragic ending to such a story, an author should try it some time. "

" Sad, but well structured, well written novel. "

" I lived the twist and turns and I never really knew where I was being taken. Really good book. "

" It was an easy read and the story was interesting from an historical perspective. Not the greatest book I ever read but OK. "

" I loved this book. A bit distressing though. "

" Nora looks back on her youth in England during WWII and her friendship with Grace. I enjoyed the message but necessarily the way in which it was presented. "

" While this was a pretty engrossing book, it's one of those books where bad things keep happening and you keep waiting for it to let up, but it never does. "

" I have to say, I kind of loved this book. I got all choked up at the end. Nora, the narrator, is a conflicted and not always likeable character, but that just made her more real. "

" 3.5 stars really. It was a good quick read, but nothing you need to run right out and get. "

" This book was told in two voices - Nora a young evacuee from London in World War 2 and also in the voice of elderly Nora who is dying of cancer. It was very interesting how Nora was affected by this for the rest of her life and how damaged she was by her childhood experience. "