Night Train and Other Stories by H. Arlo Nimmo is a
collection of thirteen fictional short stories. Night Train and Other Stories
by H. Arlo Nimmo would appeal most to a mixed audience of adults and young
adults who enjoy short fictional stories with cultural undertones that take
place all around the world. Night Train and Other Stories by H. Arlo Nimmo take
place all the way across a sixty year period and encompass many historically
significant events like Battle of the Bulge, the Holocaust, and the bombing of
Pearl Harbor. Each short story in Night Train and Other Stories by H. Arlo
Nimmo follows a specific character during an event and offers each charter’s
unique perspective towards the event.
I personally found Night Train and Other Stories by H. Arlo
Nimmo to be a well written and well organized collection of short stories. I
particularly liked the fact that even though the stories were all fictional some
of them took place around real historical events. I particularly liked the one
involving the fall of the Berlin Wall. While I enjoyed all of the different
stories as well as the H. Arlo Nimmo’s unique writing style, which involves an anthropologist
narrator, one story, in my mind, definitely out shone them all. The story of a couple
who found enlightenment in India was just amazing to me because of the way that
H. Arlo Nimmo crafted not only the setting of India, but also developed the
couple as their own characters.
"Reviewed by Sefina
Hawke for Readers' Favorite"
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