On 2010-03-20 Michael Brown, FL wrote: The Power and The Glory by Graham Greene was a really good book. A very thought provoking book especially for someone who is studying to become a pastor. I can see why they say it is his best novel. The multiple arch-types of characters that embody different aspects of people from the bible are amazing.
I really enjoyed this book. If it had not been an assigned reading for my Research Writing class I do not think I would have ever chosen to read this book. I am glad I have read this book.
This book is not for younger readers. There is some adult issues in this book. But I do highly recommend it to read.
. And summed up by saying An immensely powerful book. Currently The Power and the Glory (Penguin Classics) has an overall rating of 8 over 10.
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