The Children

4.5

On his way across the Mediterranean to Italy, Martin Boyne meets the seven Wheater children traveling with their governess and nanny. Their parents are friends of Boyne’s from college. Boyne is an engineer who has worked in many parts of the world. He is on his way to see Rose Sellars, a woman he loves whose husband has recently died. Boyne befriends the Wheater children and undertakes to protect them from the uncertainties of their life with parents whose divorces and remarriages keep them unsettled. His remarkable and somewhat inexplicable relationship with the children turns his life inside out and upside down.

Chapitres

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Chapter I 18:39 Lu par Terrance Callan
Chapter II 15:03 Lu par Terrance Callan
Chapter III 19:22 Lu par Terrance Callan
Chapter IV 19:14 Lu par Terrance Callan
Chapter V 19:43 Lu par Terrance Callan
Chapter VI 14:59 Lu par Terrance Callan
Chapter VII 24:56 Lu par Terrance Callan
Chapter VIII 13:47 Lu par Terrance Callan
Chapter IX 19:19 Lu par Terrance Callan
Chapter X 27:48 Lu par Terrance Callan
Chapter XI 14:30 Lu par Terrance Callan
Chapter XII 21:52 Lu par Terrance Callan
Chapter XIII 23:36 Lu par Terrance Callan
Chapter XIV 18:04 Lu par Terrance Callan
Chapter XV 19:54 Lu par Terrance Callan
Chapter XVI 21:16 Lu par Terrance Callan
Chapter XVII 19:58 Lu par Terrance Callan
Chapter XVIII 21:08 Lu par Terrance Callan
Chapter XIX 21:37 Lu par Terrance Callan
Chapter XX 20:52 Lu par Terrance Callan
Chapter XXI 20:14 Lu par Terrance Callan
Chapter XXII 30:54 Lu par Terrance Callan
Chapter XXIII 15:42 Lu par Terrance Callan
Chapter XXIV 24:03 Lu par Terrance Callan
Chapter XXV 21:53 Lu par Terrance Callan
Chapter XXVI 28:20 Lu par Terrance Callan
Chapter XXVII 28:41 Lu par Terrance Callan
Chapter XXVIII 22:59 Lu par Terrance Callan
Chapter XXIX 9:01 Lu par Terrance Callan
Chapter XXX 18:28 Lu par Terrance Callan
Chapter XXXI 22:12 Lu par Terrance Callan
Chapter XXXII 26:40 Lu par Terrance Callan

Critiques

Interesting


Well read, story reflects we often don't know what we want until its to late.

well read


well read, but I didn’t love the story