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1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
A pretty good read Apr 01, 2008
The story line has been done before in different contexts, but I enjoyed the cruise through the generational waters .. For me the real benefit is to absorb some of Belize's 20th century history painlessly. Ditto for the cultural information
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Good read! Jul 19, 2006 I go to Belize alot and I really liked this book. It combines historical facts with fun and exciting fiction. I highly recommend it!
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
Good Entertainment Apr 04, 2003 I was born and raised in Belize City and after living in the USA for almost twenty years I thoroughly enjoyed a trip down memory lane while turning the pages of Belize, a novel. This work gives a good description of Belizean culture, politics (colonial times and after independence), history, geography and commerce of our unique Caribbean / Central American country.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Excellent Book! Apr 03, 2003 I was happy to get my hands on a copy of Carlos Miller's book "Belize". I read it from cover to cover in one sitting!! The story is authentic, the characters realistic, and I really felt that I was living back in that time. His descriptions of the people, the city, the politics, were vivid and colorfull - It even brought back the smell of the old, open sewers to memory! Scenes of the old market, the creole language, the German SS-turned-bush pilot, the names of the boats - These all dig up old memories of my childhood. I recommended this book to a close friend who is a lecturer at the University of Belize, and she loved it! Recently, I had the pleasure of reading Carlos's other book as well - Panama! It is equally as good!2 thumbs up!!
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
one great book Apr 02, 2003 I have travelled to Belize a dozen times and am building a small factory there, so anything that relates to Belize is of interest to me. Carlos has put together a scenario that is very easy for me to imagine as true. I have met many people in Belize that could have easily come from the pages of this book. I read it front to back without stopping. It was too hard to put down. While fictious, it certainly reflects the reality of Belize, the country!
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