Goodreads Ireland discussion

I'm looking forward to discussing this with other members when they finish reading it.

http://www.irishtimes.com/culture/boo...

Nora Webster shortlisted for folio prize. I can't say I recognise any of the other titles though.

Kevin wrote: "http://www.irishtimes.com/culture/boo...

Nora Webster shortlisted for folio prize. I can't say I recognise any of the other titles..."

They look like intriguing books, Kevin. I do have Nora Webster on my list--hopefully sooner than later. Thanks for the article.

If, like me, you like books set in Ireland, you may want to put Nora Robert's 'Born In...' trilogy and her 'Jewels of the Sea' etc. trilogy at the top of your Roberts reading list. I've read them over and over again myself.

I am about 170 pages in and am really liking it so far.I haven't read Brooklyn so I can't compare the two and have no idea way a lot of people didn't like the ending.His writing is so beautiful and engaging I hope the ending is a good one.

Colleen, I really enjoyed it. Like yourself, I did not read Brooklyn so can't compare the two.

I just finished and I loved it.I liked reading about Nora and what she was thinking and feeling .The dream with Maurice confused me but I think I worked it out ...I think.

An interview with Colm Toibin regarding Nora Webster.

http://www.writing.ie/interviews/lite...

Thanks Kevin that was a great interview about Nora Webster. I was wondering about the nun being real,it made me laugh to know she is.:)