Jan 31, 2006 | 320 Pages
Oct 10, 2004 | 620 Minutes
“Brilliant…Geraldine Brooks’ new novel, March, is a very great book….Brooks has magnificently wielded the novelist’s license.”—Beth Kephart, Chicago Tribune
“A beautifully wrought story….Gripping….A taut plot, vivid characters and provocative issues.”—Heller McAlpin, Los Angeles Times Book Review
“Honorable, elegant and true.”—John Freeman, The Wall Street Journal
“Harrowing and moving…In her previous book, Year of Wonders, Geraldine Brooks proved herself to be a wonderful novelist. March has all the same virtues…casting a spell that lasts much longer than the reading of it.”—Karen Joy Fowler, The Washington Post World
“Wholly original…deeply engaging.”—Ron Charles, The Christian Science Monitor
“Inspired… A disturbing, supple, and deeply satisfying story, put together with craft and care and imagery worthy of a poet.”—The Cleveland Plain Dealer
“Louisa May Alcott would be well pleased.”—The Economist
