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A review by drplantwrench
The Bridge of San Luis Rey by Thornton Wilder
4.0
It's no surprise that Wilder went on to write mostly plays, as this book (one of his first) reads an awful like a play. The book takes a snapshot of various characters and their lies, each separate into essentially an Act. There are reasons why it's not a play, as it is a bit more introspective and narrative, an overall quite enjoyable. However, it is just a taste of each character and the resulting impacts, almost like hors d'oeuvres - it is quite a short book that won't fill you up, but it is a tasty morsel for what you do get.