Review of Fathers and Daughters (2015) by Alistair Harkness for Scotsman — 16 Nov 2015
It's all laughingly implausible, with Crowe's character coming across more like Nicholas Sparks than the sort of wordsmith able to craft prose that could compete with the Donna Tarts and Michael Chabons of the world.
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This review of Fathers and Daughters (2015) was written by Alistair Harkness and published by Scotsman on 16 November 2015.
Fathers and Daughters has generally received mixed reviews.
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