| Title | Lincoln in the Bardo |
| Author | George Saunders |
| Call Number | McNaughton |
| Location | 1st Floor McNaughton |
| Rating | Recommended |
| Book Review | This is one of the strangest books that I have ever read. The year is 1862, the setting is a grave yard in Washington. President Lincoln goes to the cemetery to say goodbye to and mourn the death of his beloved son, Willie. Little does know the odd assortment of spirits that witness his visit. The conversations and reactions of these souls make for a unique story. |
| Submitted By | Cathy Elliott |
| Department or Major | Law Library |
| Status | Staff |
| Chapman Email | bias@chapman.edu |
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Wednesday, May 31, 2017
Lincoln in the Bardo
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