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A review by aubreysmith9412
Toad of Toad Hall (Wind In the Willows) by Kenneth Grahame
1.0
I read this with a familiar feeling of reading Winnie The Pooh. I probably would have enjoyed this much, much more had I been a child. However, the exploits of Toady certainly seem to have a rather adult nature to them.
Unfortunately, this review is going to be kept quite short. I feel there's an allegory here somewhere in this book, though I haven't a clue what it may be. The characters are all lovable in their own way, though they act quite juvenile quite a bit of the time. I suppose that's the entire point.
Either way, I found this book to be rather mediocre. I wasn't overly impressed, though it made for entertainment whilst at work bored out of my skull.
Unfortunately, this review is going to be kept quite short. I feel there's an allegory here somewhere in this book, though I haven't a clue what it may be. The characters are all lovable in their own way, though they act quite juvenile quite a bit of the time. I suppose that's the entire point.
Either way, I found this book to be rather mediocre. I wasn't overly impressed, though it made for entertainment whilst at work bored out of my skull.