Dialogue: Author Anthony Doerr
Host Marcia Franklin talks with Idaho author Anthony Doerr about his newest bestselling novel, "All the Light We Cannot See." The story chronicles the parallel and ultimately overlapping lives of two children in Europe during World War II. Franklin and Doerr talk about how he researched and wrote the story, which took a decade, and the themes of the book.
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the way he looks at things is just so...amazing. no wonder werner and marie-laure are both such bright and shining characters.
A magical, melodious piece of art. We’re reading the novel in our HS English class, as Russia is invading Ukraine no less. I couldn’t be more inspired by Doerr. Well done, Sir!
Brilliant...hard worker... Intelligently woven characters,plots and chapters... Shot chapters were treat... Frederick and Madame Laurie strong supporting characters...Werner and Marie the light of the book.. Totally loved them...
Thank you Mr. Doerr for this powerful, beautiful book!
Loved "All the Light We Cannot See," and I'm looking forward to reading "Cloud Cuckoo Land." I from Naples, FL.
and i couldn't love anything just more than i love the book
Great interview! It's so nice to get an insight into the writing of this amazing novel. It's one of the best books I've read and I recommend it to all my friends & family! I loved the structure of the book, the intertwined storylines, all the different vivid characters, the moral dilemmas, and the great descriptive imagery especially Marie Laure's blindness. Despite being set during WW2, there is a lot of love in this book - Werner's love for his sister Jutte, Marie Laure's father for his blind daughter, Marie Laures love of shells, and Werners love of science and radios. A masterpiece!
Best book I've read in the past couple of years. The audiobook is very well read too.
Excellent interview! I just finished reading the book last night & I really enjoyed watching this as a follow-up :)
This book made my mom's childhood war years and those of her family in France come alive. This is what it must have been like for them.
I love this book. I’m a big fan of historical fiction. I thought Anthony Doerr did a fantastic job and did so much research into the book. He made it felt real and not fiction with some hints of history, he told a story and its definitely has becomes one of my favorites books of all times! Glad my English teacher “made” us read it in class.
Beautiful book. Labour of love.
All the light we cannot see....thank you for this book you are amazing❤️❤️❤️❤️
It's one of my favourite books ever. And I really love Doerr's personality.
I just got done reading this book. I don't know where I first heard of it, but I got a used one from eBay, and I'm glad it found its way into my life.
The audio book is terrific...a beautiful story
Just finished the book today and was deeply affected. Thank you for the great interview.
I had to come here and see the man who created this masterpiece. How is it even humanely possible to write so well, I don't know, but it's such a beautiful book.
@karolinaciucias664
2 ай бұрын
And btw. thank you for making it a raw, realistic ending, and telling us about their future.
Good interview! Insightful, intelligent interviewer, which is refreshing.
She was a good interviewer.
DOERRR!!!!!!
@samanthaforesman4041
3 жыл бұрын
U FOWEL
@maria-gs8iz
3 жыл бұрын
Shh Nadia!
Nice! It wasn't a very objective interview though but that's not a big problem