Discussions
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Katie H said:
“I too wish I could have told Frank McCourt myself how much I adore his humanity.”
posted Thursday, August 5, 2010
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Coalbanks said:
“If he was born in USA how is his nationality irish? Did he emmigrate from USA to Ireland & take-up Irish citizenship?”
posted Sunday, May 16, 2010
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marie-christine a said:
“I wish Frank Mac Court could read my words and know how much I admire him. I adored his book, Angelas ashes,something he surely heard thousands times. I loved the boy he was, who made me cry and smile , I have much affection for his brothers Malachy and Michael. I had to read this book to discovet how poor Ireland was in the 40s F. Mac Court also gave me a history course in his very true and human way. It took me some time to come to the end as I read it in English - I'm French - but I was so glad at night to have a great "date"”
posted Tuesday, December 2, 2008
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marie-christine a said:
“I wish Frank Mac Court could read my words and know how much I admire him. I adored his book, Angelas ashes,something he surely heard thousands times. I loved the boy he was, who made me cry and smile , I have much affection for his brothers Malachy and Michael. I had to read this book to discovet how poor Ireland was in the 40s F. Mac Court also gave me a history course in his very true and human way. It took me some time to come to the end as I read it in English - I'm French - but I was so glad at night to have a great "date"”
posted Tuesday, December 2, 2008
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marie-christine a said:
“I wish Frank Mac Court could read my words and know how much I admire him. I adored his book, Angelas ashes,something he surely heard thousands times. I loved the boy he was, who made me cry and smile , I have much affection for his brothers Malachy and Michael. I had to read this book to discovet how poor Ireland was in the 40s F. Mac Court also gave me a history course in his very true and human way. It took me some time to come to the end as I read it in English - I'm French - but I was so glad at night to have a great "date"”
posted Tuesday, December 2, 2008
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marie-christine a said:
“I wish Frank Mac Court could read my words and know how much I admire him. I adored his book, Angelas ashes,something he surely heard thousands times. I loved the boy he was, who made me cry and smile , I have much affection for his brothers Malachy and Michael. I had to read this book to discovet how poor Ireland was in the 40s F. Mac Court also gave me a history course in his very true and human way. It took me some time to come to the end as I read it in English - I'm French - but I was so glad at night to have a great "date"”
posted Tuesday, December 2, 2008
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