The Invisible Wall, has anyone of you read this book? From the review, it sounds like a really good book. Written by 96-year-old Harry Bernstein, it's been described as "unputdownable" by the editor, Kate Elton, at the London office of Random House.
What started out as almost a form of therapy eventually turned into a book - that chronicles his childhood in a northern England mill town and — considering that it wasn't published until he was 96 — serves as an inspiration for aspiring authors.
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