Book: 'Scudder's Gorge' By Geoffrey Craig

NEW CONDITION Geoffrey Craig's 'Scudder's Gorge' book shines a harsh light on what man is capable of doing to his fellow man, beginning with the day of the bomb in Hiroshima to 18th century Vermont to a village founded by post-revolutionary settlers. Engaging Story: Readers find the book to be an engaging family saga with a powerful beginning and a plot that moves along well. Characters and Setting: The characters are considered fascinating and relatable, while the descriptions of rural Vermont are praised for their beauty and ability to transport the reader. Themes: The novel prompts reflection on important social issues, such as racial prejudice and the responsibility of future generations for past injustices. Writing Style: The writing is described as beautifully crafted, crisp, and evocative.