Attila: A BarbarianÂ’s Love Story :

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Summary: great book
Review: Atilla is a great book which basically tells the adventurous story of the author's life in a novel. It contains various topics all in one story. It's about love, adventure, hatred... Most of the book is about how the protagonist meets the love of his life and what happens from there on. I strongly recomend the reading of this awesome book.

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Summary: Great novel
Review: Atilla: A Barbarians love Story a great novel. It explores many different aspects like culture differences, racism, love, parental dissaproval, and hate. There are many dimensions to it. It is full of passion and it is obvious the author is too. Beautifully written, raw and real! It has all the makings of a great novel.

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Summary: Thoughts on Attila: A Barbarian's Love Story
Review: This book truly captured my attention as a reader. The love story of Attila and Millie and the events that take place in this book were very relative to the love stories and events of people today. Students, as well as adults can read this book and discover the life lesssons, family values, different culture, hardships, and personal experiences the main character overcomes to be himself and not what his parents want him to become. It shows the twists and turns of a young Hungarian teenager from the time he escapes from Hungary with his family until he becomes well adjusted with his new American/Hungarian lifestyle. Humor, romance, mystery, adventure, and a strong captavation of its reader's fills the pages of this book. Attila: A Barbarian's Love Story is freely written without inhibitions and I would love to see more books written similar to this.

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Summary: A fun read...
Review: Attila "A Barbarians Love Story" Such an enjoyable book to read. A biography of an young hungrarian boy's life, and his transition to america under Communist control in Hungary. Every chapter was different and more interesting as you continued. "Attila" is funny, sequencial, emotional, sponataneous, and overall just a fun book to read. This book will make you laugh, cry, and angry all at the same time. That is what keeps you so intrigued. Peter Hargitai proved his excellence with "Attila"

Review by: Andrew Edwards