“My husband had an old paperback edition of Good-Bye to All That, and it had been on my TBR list for years. I had the incorrect notion that it would be dry, difficult or somehow depressing. Instead I was charmed by Graves' style, his descriptions of pre-WWI English society and school, his first hand experience of the trenches in France, and his chumming around with people like Wilfred Owen, AE Houseman, and TE Lawrence. I found the book to be interesting and informative, though I could have...”

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