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 | Spies | Two boys playing games in WW2 start spying on one of the mums, only for it all to backfire a bit when they discover the reason for her suspicious behaviour has more to do with the affair she is having than any military secrets. Categories: non-speculative, historical, war |
| by Michael Frayn | ||
| Score: 7 | ||
| Published: 2002 | ||
| Read: April 25th 2004 |
Comments
John said
Prett good - entertaining stuff, and he gets the childhood feelings over pretty well mostly, although I didn't like the discrepancy between the wise adult looking back to the rather dumb kid. Too big a difference in the personalities somehow.