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| Anita Shreve has a wonderful grasp of prose and human nature. The plot is masterfully revealed and is absorbing, with the emotions exposed vividly. The husband's 'other life' is revealed slowly in this entertaining book, with an unexpected ending. ...more | |
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| Cathy O'Dowd's autobiography shines another light on the 1996 Everest disaster year, as well as outlining her many climbing achievements. Like pretty much all the 1996 books she seems to be justifying her behaviour on the mountain. ...more | |
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| A very readable book that does what it says on the cover. It is full of revelations and interesting facts from a thoroughly entertaining writer (I enjoyed hi biking book) and top musician. It also celebrates Byrne many collaborations with musicians f ...more | |
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| So very nearly a 5*. Dealing with how relationships change and how children end up being the caregivers to their parents, and how that can affect the parent. I loved the carer notes about what Bo had been up to and how he was doing as he progressed/d ...more | |
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| Definately the weakest of the Regeneration trilogy, I am surprised this won the Booker. The weakest of the trilogy in my view. Having said that, the book (s) dramatically show the effects of World War I on everyone involved in it, from the soldiers a ...more | |
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“He constantly emphasised the need for concentration, and for making every movement count”
― The Round: In Bob Graham's Footsteps
― The Round: In Bob Graham's Footsteps
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