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Original Title:	Hatter's Castle
Edition Language:	English
Characters:	James Brodie, Mary Brodie, Matthew Brodie, Nessie Brodie, Mrs. Brodie, Grandma Brodie, Dennis Foyle, Nancy, Dr. Renwick
Setting:	Firth of Clyde, Scotland Scotland

Hatter's Castle

A.J. Cronin

Hardcover | Pages: 605 pages

Rating: 4.28 | 2495 Users | 114 Reviews

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Title	:	Hatter's Castle
Author	:	A.J. Cronin
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 605 pages
Published	:	1931 by Victor Gollancz Ltd.
Categories	:	Classics. Fiction. Historical. Historical Fiction. European Literature. British Literature

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Was scared and rescared, depressed and redepressed by this novel many times. A non-stop journey through heart-wrenching misery. A study in anger. A masterpiece of a novel. A must read for any psychologist. Highly recommend it for people who are willing to learn about dinamics of disfunctional families across generations.

Written beautifully on the topic of life from which the only escape is death. Some people manage to create such lives for their closest ones, without meaning to. Just because they 'know better'.

I read this while being thoroughly depressed as a teen (don't try this at home!) and it gave me, paradoxically, some perspective on things. Even though I should have paid more attention to some of the things in here, at the time. I have never been able to forget this book.

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Ratings: 4.28 From 2495 Users | 114 Reviews

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This is the kind of book that makes you say "Uff... why in earth did he do that?". It is close to perfect. It is a thriler, a drama, a personality and parenting war.

"Hatter's Casle", by A.J. Cronin, is nothing short of a narrative masterpiece, albeit one cursed by the tragedy of its characters. There is not necessarily a central character, but you could say everything revolves around James Brodie, a hatter who is also an abusive father/husband/son. Pretty much the most toxic person you can think of. To be honest, at some points it feels exaggerated, as no normal person would be so ridiculously toxic, I mean even toxic people have their own "other toxic

Everyone in the group read a different book by A.J. Cronin, including 'The Green Years', 'The Citadel', 'The Crusader's Tomb', 'Gracie Lindsay', 'The Minstrel Boy', and 'Beyond This Place'. We found that most of the books shared similar themes of the crippling effects of poverty, social injustice, corruption, hypocrisy, attitudes to women and their 'morals', and an almost Dickensian contrast between rich and poor. We discovered that Cronin drew heavily on his own experiences as the child of a

Was scared and rescared, depressed and redepressed by this novel many times. A non-stop journey through heart-wrenching misery. A study in anger. A masterpiece of a novel. A must read for any psychologist. Highly recommend it for people who are willing to learn about dinamics of disfunctional families across generations. Written beautifully on the topic of life from which the only escape is death. Some people manage to create such lives for their closest ones, without meaning to. Just because

Greatly underrated. Being a long term Mr Cronin's fan ever since my younger years, I must say that this is his best book.His writing and his narrating skills were amazing.The best thing, though, was the characters development.First off, let me start with a talk about, the main character, the "Hatter" himself, Mr James Brodie.Selfish, abusive, self indulged man who ruined his family and his life. He was racist, believed to c0me from a rather uneducated family, and therefore he believed in power,

*** means I liked it, but I didn't like it. The stars are because of his writing and storytelling ability and character development. But you'll be hard pressed to find a book as depressing as this one. The Judas Tree comes close. It is another of his writings. A mean tempered louse, full of pride and horrible treatment of his family as what James Brodie is all about. 600 pgs. of doom and gloom. It is AJ Cronin's first book. There are some good people in the book, thankfully, which overshadow

I wouldn't have read this book but my mum asked me to get hold of a copy of another of Cronin's books for her from Amazon; a few days later I was waiting at a railway station in the waiting room when I looked in the swap and borrow library and came across Hatter's Castle. I didn't take it from there but bought the Kindle version instead. I was warned that the book is quite depressing, and I can understand how someone might find it so, given the story of a tyrannical father ruling his family home