The Chamber. A review of the novel by John Grisham

Hi guys, how are u!!! Today I want to share with you my review about the novel "the Chamber" by John Grisham. I finished this reading it a few days ago and I'd like to explain why I liked it my opinion about that.

Please, If you correct my mistakes I will be very grateful with you. This is Here is my review.

The Chamber. By Jonh Grisham. A Review.

“The Chamber” (in reference with to the American Gas Chamber) is a famous novel by John Grisham (one of his best-sellers). The book is not new, it was written –and published- in 1991 and it immediately became a hit in the market, the succesfull was so high it was so successful that Hollywood did made an expensive film about it only a few years later.

The novel is set in Memphis –Tennessee- during the years 90s, 80s and 70s, and the plot tells is about the last days of the life of Sam Cayham, a member of the criminal organization Klu Klux Klan who 26 years ago earlier helped to other Klasman to put a bomb in Mr. Krammer’s office (a Jewish lawyer who lived in Memphis). As a result of that terrorist act Mr. Krammer was died but, unfortunately, the bomb killed not only he not only killed him, but his two children’s were murdered too. During the last day, a young and brilliant lawyer (Adam Halls) would try to avoid the execution, this lawyer had an astonishing secret, he was the grandson of a death row inmate.

This novel it’s is a great story about the importance of life the live and shows how difficult it is for the human being to find justice. The story in not absolutely unpredictable and the author is are able to carry on transport the reader back to an ancient world in which racism, hatred and violence existed but, despite of all this, love eventually triumphs arrive to, and it finally changed the life of the character.

In conclusion, I would entirely recommend this reading the book because it is highly enjoyable, in some points it is also partly funny too and the story can change our point of view about the judicial and political system in the USA, the performance of the lawyer and most importantly, it shows us how people who doesn’t don't have anything in their life can enjoy with small details things like the moon, the friendship, the sunrise or the water from (the rattling sound of) the rain bashing  / hitting against a the window pane.

The Chamber. A review of the novel by John Grisham

Hi guys, how are you!? Today I will share with you my review about the novel "The Chamber" by John Grisham. I finished this reading a few days ago and I'd like to explain my opinion about that.

Please, If you correct my mistakes I would be very grateful. This is my review.

The Chamber. By Jonh Grisham. A Review.

“The Chamber” (in reference with American Gas Chamber) is a famous novel by John Grisham (one of his best-sellers). The book is not new it was written and published in 1991, and it immediately became a hit to the public, the success was so high that Hollywood made an expensive film about it only a few years later.

The novel is set in Memphis, Tennesee during the 90s, 80s and 70s, and the plot is about last days of life of Sam Cayham, a member of the criminal organization Ku Klus Klan. Who 26 years ago helped to other Klasman to put a bom in Mr. Krammer’s office (a jewish lawyer who lived in Memphis). As a result of that terrorist act Mr. Krammer was killed but, unfortunately, the bom killed not only him but his two children were murderered too. During the last day, a young and brilliant lawyer (Adam Halls) would try to avoid the execution, this lawyer has an astonishing secret, he is the grandson of a death row inmate.

This novel is a great story about the importance of the live and how difficult is for the human being find justice. The story in not absolutely predictable and the author is able to carry on the reader to an ancient world in which racism, hatred and violence exist but, despite of this, love prevailed, and it finally changed the life of the character. 

In conclusion, I would entirely recommend this reading because it is enjoyable, in some points it is funny too and the story can change our point of view about the judicial and politician system in USA, the performance of the lawyer and most importantly, it show us how people who don't have anything in their life can enjoy with small details like the moon, the friendship, the sunrise or the sound from the rain hitting a window.