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It doesn't matter how many times I read it -- it's still magnificent. I think this is the third time I've read this book and what I noticed this time is that it tends to drag a bit in the middle. But more than that I was reminded what a grand charact
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| I enjoyed this book more than Hamnet and loved how O'Farrell brought to life Ireland under British occupation. O'Farrell's stories have a tendency to get bogged down at times, and that was in play with this novel. And I feel an author either has to b ...more | |
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| True Grit is one of my favourite novels ever, and I keep reading Portis' other novels hoping at least one comes close in quality. Gringos let me down -- clever writing that needed a plot. Maybe I'll just keep rereading True Grit. ...more | |
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| Crummey is a national treasure and this is one of his best. A great story beautifully written. | |
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| Ian Thompson’s Nova Scotia’s Lost Century: Can We Change Course? argues that the province’s long economic underperformance is rooted partly in a lack of confidence. Drawing on his experience as a journalist, business executive and senior public serva ...more | |
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| A really pleasant read. Hares are fascinating creates -- who knew? Dalton is a truly gifted observer of nature and it's remarkable how much she uncovered on this arcane subject. She gets a bit repetitive in places but gets away with it. My strongest ...more | |
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| Reread this book for (I think) the fourth time since 1974. What really struck me about this reading was how much of the story was taken up by the eccentricities of small town life. I always knew it was there -- but it just jumped out at me this readi ...more | |
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| I'm not a huge fan books with supernatural elements, so that left me asking myself if THE UNKNOWN was it still a good book, just not one for me. Probably not. The author seemed unsure about whether he wanted an occult story or not. The phenomena in t ...more | |
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| I thought about a two-star rating because this book grew from an interesting idea and it's a work of huge ambition. And I admit I only got through 250 pages. Lordy, what a slog that was. I didn't find the characters the least bit interesting and foun ...more | |
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| I've now read this novel six or seven times and I still love it. What really struck me with this reading was how sharp the dialogue was. I felt I had to reread it this year in honour of its centenary. ...more | |
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| This book is thoroughly engaging and entertaining, if a bit predictable. The key thing that links the missing people in this story if incredibly obvious to anyone, except the cops investigating the case. And the plot rests on a massive coincidence th ...more | |
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