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title: "Angus StewartSandel"
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# Angus StewartSandel

**Brand:** angus stewart
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- **What is this?** Angus StewartSandel by angus stewart
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Angus StewartSandel

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## Customer Reviews

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    Intentionally confusing - ?
  

*by A***H on Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2015*

Sandel is an odd book.  On one hand, it is a fairly unflinching look at a man and boy who share a tight bond of affection in a world that judges such things as inherently wrong.  The good part about the book is that the author doesn't try to convince you that this is either a good thing or a bad thing; he places the protagonist (the man) a bit at odds with a good friend who very effectively plays devil's advocate with him and the jury is still out at the end of the book.Now what I didn't like about the book...  Besides the circumstances of the boy being a bit fantastic, the book simply ended with nothing learned by anybody.  Worse than that, it seemed like the author simply gave up at the climax of the story and ended it in a few paragraphs.  The story is divided into three "books", but "book 3" is only seven pages long.  The ending didn't even make sense; it was just kind of dropped.  It was on the way to saying something profound perhaps, but it never got there.Another problem with the story (from my perspective) was that the author is from Great Britain.  A great deal of the writing uses British phrases that mean something quite different in US English; so many of the passages that may have been enlightening to British readers appeared to me to be non-sequiturs or simply confusing.  This seemed to happen at a number of pivotal points in the story; I couldn't determine if the author was being concise or whether he was indulging in the poor assumption that the reader must necessarily come to the same conclusion that he had, when in fact he was simply being lazy and unclear.

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    Not Acceptable or Excusable in Any Era!
  

*by T***Y on Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2014*

Besides dealing with a subject which is, rightfully, anathema today (child sexual abuse), although it was apparently less controversial when the novel was first published in the sixties, SANDEL is not particularly well-written or portrayed.  There are, to be fair, quite sonorous sections but there are also sections that are confusing from a point of view/perspective situation.The main character - a young boy at first so charming, open and expressive - devolves into pettiness and the plot tumbles with him; the behavior of both 13-year-old Tony and 19-year-old David, especially when the latter takes up his position as a teacher, is deplorable, regardless of which decade / era it portrays."Ah - but it's just fiction, a cute love story, a reflection of more innocent times..."  Not so.  I am liberal, open-minded and gay, but still am be convinced that in the 20 and 21 centuries a decent novel must reflect at least a modicum of morality and realistic (not to say normative) behavior.Young love can indeed be sweet and, even if not sexually innocent, can perhaps be moving, and the first half of this book reads just so.  But, although the love might be real, mutual and somewhat socially/ethically acceptable in its time and circumstance (the British prep school with all its covert sex and implied transgressions), when a young man takes up the mantle of a teacher and carries on so deplorably with the head boy, it is tough to defend or portray this in any tolerable manner.  Stewart tries, but fails to do so.  Much better for similar subject matter is Campbell's "Lord, Dismiss Us."

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    British prep school and affiliated college boys
  

*by G***I on Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2020*

You could write a book about the characters and activities of young boys and men building friendships and relationships amid the staff oversight and educational adventures as secrets and stories are woven to obscure reality and desire. No one is safe and rumors are more rampant then the lion on a coat of arms. Church obligations and mysterious ceremonies are shrouded in tradition and symbology to meet the young boys committed to the rules to avoid punishment. Only the swallow Byrd can escape in his drugged state. Everyone else goes thru the motions repeatedly and unemotionally if the barrel is full.

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