The text deal with a historical event, The Great Depression, a sever worlwide econonomic depression, which started in 1929 until the late 1930's but I haven't found which book it is yet.
When I first saw the word 'fad' in the text, I thought it was something related to 'genius', but then I looked up for the meaning at WordReference and it means 'short trend'. The title of the book could be "kane and Abel" (Google gave me some help) Cristina
I thought fad meant something new, but I've checked it and it is a fashion, anyway, the meaning of the sentence is similar to what I imagined
ReplyDeleteBut what kind of fashion, Marian?
DeleteI don't know which book it is, in this case Google hasn't helped me enough
ReplyDeleteIt's a book by Jeffrey Archer... the title(just the title) is inspired by the Bible.
DeleteIt could refer to a new acquisition.
ReplyDeleteNo. Sorry.
DeleteThe text deal with a historical event, The Great Depression, a sever worlwide econonomic depression, which started in 1929 until the late 1930's but I haven't found which book it is yet.
ReplyDeleteThe book starts when the main characters are born, but you are right. At this moment they are going though the Great Depression.
ReplyDeleteWhen I first saw the word 'fad' in the text, I thought it was something related to 'genius', but then I looked up for the meaning at WordReference and it means 'short trend'.
ReplyDeleteThe title of the book could be "kane and Abel" (Google gave me some help)
Cristina
Both answers are correct, Cristina. I thought I wouldn't like Jeffrey Archer, but I love this book.
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