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About Hannah Kent
See more books from this AuthorIf Stevie Wonder is correct, when you believe in things you don’t understand, then you suffer. Kent’s novel validates his indictment of superstition.
Read Full Review of The Good People | See more reviews from KirkusAlthough “The Good People” is fiction, it faithfully represents the hold of ancient Celtic myths on generations of Irish. It also lays bare some hard truths about human nature and leaves you thinking about belief, suspicion and what happens to a community when fear takes hold.
Read Full Review of The Good People | See more reviews from Star TribuneHad Kent spent more time on building the characters rather than describing the many dark events of the village, the audience would have been given a chance to understand their inner workings at a deeper level.
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