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5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
 Intriguing Story Jul 29, 2007
By R. Pollard
The Cobbler of Normandy was a delightful mixture of romance, history and adventure. I was at first intimidated by the length of the book, but found it quite easy to read and finished it at a rather quick pace. The plot was captivating and kept my attention. I was intrigued by the characters in the book and amazed at the courage of those soldiers and civilians involved in the resistance. Having not been as knowledgeable as I should be about the war, I found myself wanting to read more on the subject. I believe that both those intimately involved in these battles and those with limited knowledge of the subject but wanting to learn more would enjoy reading this book.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
 THE COBBLER OF NORMANDY Jan 17, 2009
By Ruth Dimmick
"RUTH"
I JUST FORCED MYSELF TO READ THE COBBLER OF NORMANDY. I SAY FORCED BECAUSE IT WAS PAINFUL TO TRY TO READ. BUT, I KEPT HOPING THINGS WOULD IMPROVE. NO SUCH LUCK.
SENTENCE STRUCTURE, PARAGRAPH STRUCTURE AND SPELLING ERRORS ARE ON EVERY SINGLE PAGE. THESE WERE JUST A FEW OF THE ERRORS. MR. BERLINER SHOULD HAVE RESEARCHED WHAT LIFE WAS LIKE DURING WW2. I AM AWARE OF HIS BACK GROUND BUT I JUST HAVE TO WONDER WHY HE DIDN'T TRY TO BE MORE ACCURATE.
THE COMPANY ([...]) THAT RECOMMENDED THIS BOOK SHOULD BE FORCED TO REFUND THE PURCHASE PRICE TO EVERYONE WHO BOUGHT THIS BOOK. I KNOW I WILL NEVER TRUST THEIR RECOMMENDATIONS AGAIN.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Teenage writing with no editing Jan 02, 2009
By David A. Smith
"Attorney at Law"
Poor grammar, poor syntax. Reads as if written by a well-meaning teenager. If you are over 13 you will be wasting your money.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
An enormous disappointment Dec 29, 2008
By Frank N. Hawkins
This book was an enormous disappointment. I am a D-Day buff and love reading just about anything about the D-Day invasion and the OSS. I tried my best to get into it, but the book reads as though English is a third language for the author. Tenses go back and forth, even in the same paragraph. Is and then was. Characters appear without any sense of who they are or why they are even mentioned and then they are never heard of again. Reading the book was just outright irritating. I have a major collection of material on D-Day. But this one won't be added. It's going to the trash without even finishing it.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
 An awesom thriller Nov 28, 2007
By Steven G. Karpati
The Cobbler of Normandy by Otto A. Berliner treats the reader to a highly unique genre of literature, where history, adventure, fiction, psychology blended into a fascinating reading experience, is not entirely surprising since it mirrors the life experience of the author, who has been an eyewitness to the WWII. from its first day to the last, eventually becoming involved in some activity of the resistance. He is Professor Emeritus after decades of teaching Psychology. The book is much more than a war story. It is gripping entertainment and should interest all generations of readers.
Steven G. Karpati, M.D.
Psychiatrist
Washington - W. Palm Beach
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