Add a Dash of Pity
Add a Dash of Pity by Peter Ustinov, published by Panther in 1976, is a collection of short stories that delves into various human experiences. This edition, comprising 205 pages, presents narratives that explore themes such as nationalism, pride, heartbreak, aging, war, survival, and misused authority. Ustinov’s writing unravels the complexities of human nature, showcasing both the flaws and strengths of his characters.
Readers will find a series of eight humorous and often touching narratives that feature protagonists from diverse backgrounds and walks of life. Through these stories, Ustinov unmasks pompous poseurs while revealing obscure heroes, offering insights into human fragility. This collection invites reflection on the shared experiences that connect us all, making it a thought-provoking read for those interested in juvenile fiction.
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“Exploring themes of nationalism, pride, heartbreak, aging, war, survival, misused authority and human fragility, [the author] unmasks pompous poseurs and reveals obscure heroes in a series of eight humorous, often touching narratives whose protagonists span countries and walks of life.” — Publisher’s weekly.
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