Harvest

by Belva Plain

Book Overview

"With the rich threads of Evergreen, The Golden Cup, and Tapestry, skillful storyteller [Belva] Plain continues to weave her eventful saga of the Werners."--Publishers Weekly Only one man knew the... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0385299265
• ISBN13: 9780385299268
• Release Date: August 1990
• Publisher: Delacorte Press
• Length: 409 Pages
• Weight: 0.98 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.3" x 6.4" x 9.6"

Customer Reviews

Good Book--Last of the Series

This final book of this particular family saga is primarily about Iris & Theo and their family. It tells how Paul helped them and how Iris never found out that he was her biological father. I really liked this book because it was about the characters I liked best. Belva Plain is a wonderful author if you are not in a rush. Her books have depth to them and lots of detail that make the characters come to life. Karen Zemek, author of "My Funny Dad, Harry"

Harvest by Belva Plain

In my opinion, this book, as almost all of this author's books, was exellent.

GRAND FINALE!!!

Wonderful conclusion of the family saga which started with "Evergreen" takes place from the 1960's to the Vietnam War.....Some members of the Werner family and Anna's family become involved with the anti-Vietnam movement while other members are in Vietnam fighting against Communisim take over of the country.......Paul Werner returned, opening old wounds and struggles to help Anna Friedman's family......This sweeping family saga comes to a triumphant conclusion with this wonderfully passionate book........I just love Belva Plain's books and read them all.

Wonderful story

This book tells a great story of a great family. It keeps you wondering what will happen up until the end of the book. I would not describe it as a fast paced book, but the pace that the story is told in is just the right pace to entrap your wonder of the family. The book begins with e Jewish family moving to the United States right before the war. The life that the main character, Anna, has in the United States is a great story. Highly recommended!