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The Moon at Midnight | 
 enlarge | Author: Charlotte Bingham
Publisher: Bantam Books
Category: Book
List Price: £6.99
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Rating:  2 reviews
Sales Rank: 46973
Media: Paperback
Pages: 510
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.6
Dimensions (in): 6.7 x 4.1 x 1.5
ISBN: 0553813994
EAN: 9780553813999
ASIN: 0553813994
Publication Date: August 4, 2003
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Enjoyable November 30, 2006
dizzyshelly (Poole, England)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I did quite enjoy this book, but only gave it a three as I did not feel it was the best of Bingham! I have read some far better book by her and I felt I wasnt able to get to know the characters very well as there seemed to be quite a lot of them.
Overall, this book is easy to read, and a good book for soaking in a long bath with!
Easy read October 9, 2008
LindyLouMac (Italy)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Charlotte Bingham is a very prolific writer of both novels and television dramas. I first read one of her books ten years ago and this is only the sixth title of hers since then. I do not think therefore that I would consider her one of my favourite authors, though I have always found they provide readable enjoyable escapism.
The Moon at Midnight is a very easy read; the only concentration required is to remember the relationships. Even that is sorted as the author thought fully provides family trees for us at the beginning. When I started reading this I had no idea that is the final book of a trilogy which started with The Chestnut Tree. The paperback I read makes no mention of this at all, it was only when I found some of the characters names familiar that I checked. I read the first of the trilogy earlier this year but even now have no idea what the middle one is even called, it obviously is not necessary to read all three!
Of the four girls who were the protagonists of The Chestnut Tree, three are still alive and are again protagonists of the final part of the trilogy, although they are no longer young girls but married women with families of their own. The Moon at Midnight is set in the sixties some twenty plus years since we last met the characters. It is once again set in Bexham the Sussex fishing port which never seems effected by change until now with the new generation having very different aspirations from those of their parents. Of the new generation of Bexham residents we are introduced to Max, Jennifer, Sholto, Kim, Hubert, Tam and Flavia.
Once again the generations find themselves united in battle this time to protect the village they all love.
So it was that Bexham came to be saved!
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