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This is a book that is difficult to put down, and will leave you a little shell-shocked. Philip Roth is just such an unbelievably GOOD writer - the book is such a joy to read. But the subject matter is somewhat disturbing - you may have read about it in reviews.
It deals with the election of 1940, and postulates that Charles Lindbergh defeats FDR for the presidency on an anti-war platform. What follows is a pro-nazi administration starting to "reabsorb" the Jews into the general population. The story is told through the eyes of a seven year-old boy growing up in Newark NJ.
I had to wait 2 months to get this book through my library, but it was well worth the wait.
It deals with the election of 1940, and postulates that Charles Lindbergh defeats FDR for the presidency on an anti-war platform. What follows is a pro-nazi administration starting to "reabsorb" the Jews into the general population. The story is told through the eyes of a seven year-old boy growing up in Newark NJ.
I had to wait 2 months to get this book through my library, but it was well worth the wait.