Ireland
Fiction | Novel | Adult | Published in 2006
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Novel • Fiction
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Irish Literature•
Travel LiteratureIreland • 20th century
2006
Adult
18+ years
Ireland by Frank Delaney explores the rich tapestry of Irish history through a captivating storytelling journey. An elderly Irish storyteller shares tales spanning centuries, revealing the nation's cultural and political heritage. As characters listen, they discover connections between past and present, gaining insight into the nation's identity and their own personal histories.
Informative
Mysterious
Nostalgic
Contemplative
Emotional
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Frank Delaney's Ireland is praised for its rich storytelling and vivid depiction of Irish history, capturing the nation's soul through a tapestry of legends and myths. Readers appreciate the engaging narrative style and depth of cultural insight. Some critiques point out the book's length and occasional digressions, which may affect pacing. Overall, it’s an evocative and immersive read.
Readers who enjoy Ireland by Frank Delaney are typically fond of historical epics intertwined with mythology, similar to fans of Sarum by Edward Rutherfurd. They appreciate rich storytelling, a deep sense of place, and a narrative that weaves personal stories with national history.
14,494 ratings
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651
Novel • Fiction
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Irish Literature•
Travel LiteratureIreland • 20th century
2006
Adult
18+ years
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