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Rosalind’s 2025 Year in Books
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Rosalind Redshaw
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January 2026
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A Long Way From Sunday
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| What a story! Shackleton's own version of the Endurance expedition was published in 1919, so is written in old-style prose. While this took a chapter or so to get used to, the richness of language used back then adds a depth to descriptions that mode ...more | |
"Rosalind Redshaw's A Long Way From Sunday is a close-to-the-bone tale of wanderlust in Africa.
What's initially striking about the book is that the events occurred in 1994, with Redshaw taking some 28 years to get it on paper. She must have kept detai" Read more of this review » |
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| Hilary manages to bring Thomas Cromwell to life with such clarity that I was truly sorry to see him go at the last page. Brilliant writing. | |
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| I have never read about an adventure that I so thoroughly do not want to experience. Ever. Hats off to the extraordinary courage of these sailors who take on the southern seas and never give up, no matter how hopeless things appear. You'd have to be ...more | |
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| Horrifying at times, thought-provoking. A fascinating look into human behaviour and what is most likely to lie beneath the surface of all our grand ideas about how we think we would behave. The 13 key takeaways offered at the end have value in almost ...more | |
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| A unique and lovely story. Made me appreciate my own prescription cat, who walked into my house one fine summer evening and stayed. | |
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