Black Robe

Black Robe A Novel by Brian Moore In the Novel, Black Robe by Brian Moore, there were hardships. These hardships were in the form of weather, communication, food, and cultural differences. There were also conflicts such as, inner, social, and moral. This novel begins with a very anxious Jesuit priest waiting to find out if he was going to be approved for the mission. The purposes of these missions were to convert the Indian savages …

…and again. I give this novel an excellent rating. I will and have recommended this novel to others. I will though give them a warning to the graphic nature of the book. This definitely is an adult book, not intended for children. Based on a scale of one to ten (one being the worst and ten being the greatest) I give this book a ten, even though I disagree with Moore’s choice of detail.