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|title=The Restoration of Otto Laird
|sort=Restoration of Otto Laird, The
|publisher=Sphere
|date=January 2015
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0751553077</amazonuk>
|amazonus=<amazonus>0751553077</amazonus>
|website=
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|summary=A touching tale of a life against a changing landscape.
|cover=0751553077
|aznuk=0751553077
|aznus=0751553077
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''The Restoration of Otto Laird'' is an interesting concept for a story. It pitches an ageing architect against an ageing building that was built early in Otto's career. When Otto makes the trip from Switzerland to London to try and save Marlowe house from demolition, he takes an unwilling journey down his own past.
''The Restoration of Otto Laird'' is a look at a man’s life and the complexities of human relationships and experiences. It is an incredibly moving story, which may move slowly at times but it’s well worth keeping with it and letting the story unfold. The writing is a tad over descriptive for my taste but I can't deny the style fits the plot perfectly. If you enjoy a sophisticated and character driven story then this book is ideal for you.
If you like the sound of this, you’ll enjoy [[The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel by Deborah Moggach]] another tale of age and ageing buildings. You might also enjoy [[The Watchers by Jon Steele]].
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