Us readers discover what brought them to enroll in the class in the first place, and how their stories intertwine. The story develops to include the class pupils and their eccentric teacher, Signora. Having been overseen for the post of principal at the school, he is given the opportunity to set up an ‘Introduction to Italian’ evening class. ‘Evening Class’ begins with the story of Aidan Dunne, a teacher at Mountain View Community School. However, when I was at home in August, I found ‘Evening Class’ lying around and after having had a quick glance at the back cover, I decided to throw it into my case to accompany me back to Berlin.
At the point of writing my last Binchy review, that is exactly what I had intended to do. When this happens, I will tend to avoid an author for a while rather than rush out to buy every single thing they have on offer.
While I found it a pleasant read, I didn’t have that sucked in experience I like to get from books. You may remember a while back that I published a review of Maeve Binchy’s ‘Nights of Rain and Stars’.
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