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A review by christine_exlibris
De Niro's Game by Rawi Hage
4.0
I read this book last summer and picked it up at the library for two reasons; the first is because Mr. Hage lives in Montreal and I wanted to support a fellow Quebecer, and two because I grew up as a neighbour to a Lebanese family in MA., and often heard about the wars in this country.
If you don't mind that it contains a violent plot, this book is for you. I was interested in the characters which Hage does a fine job of defining for the reader. I could easily imagine the story being picked up as a screenplay and turned into a film. An easy read on the whole and I look forward to reading more of Hage's work.
If you don't mind that it contains a violent plot, this book is for you. I was interested in the characters which Hage does a fine job of defining for the reader. I could easily imagine the story being picked up as a screenplay and turned into a film. An easy read on the whole and I look forward to reading more of Hage's work.