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- Sister (55)
- By Rosamund Lupton
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Finished in Feb 2011
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- The Help (642)
- By Kathryn Stockett
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Finished in Feb 2011
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Really enjoyed this - excellent characters, humour, tension. Hilly Holbrook got what she deserved with the Terrible Awful! (You'll just have to read it...)
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- One Day (1642)
- By David Nicholls
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Finished in Jan 2011
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This was a clever idea for a book and well-written; however, I felt it lacked depth - perhaps more indicative of the lives of many people in modern Britain than any failing on the part of the author.
- — Feb 16, 2011 | 1 feedback
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- The Count of Monte Cristo (421)
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- By Robin Buss, Alexandre Dumas, père
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Finished in Dec 2010
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- Gilead (122)
- By Marilynne Robinson
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Finished in Nov 2010
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- The Children's Book (110)
- By A.S. Byatt
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Finished in Oct 2010
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- The Glass Room (21)
- By Simon Mawer
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Finished in Sep 2010
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- The Elegance of the Hedgehog (340)
- By Muriel Barbery
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Finished in Sep 2010
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- The Salterton Trilogy (22)
- (King Penguin)
- By Robertson Davies
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Finished in Aug 2010
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- Brick Lane (274)
- By Monica Ali
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Finished in Apr 2010
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- The Redundancy of Courage (5)
- By Timothy Mo
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- Half of a Yellow Sun (167)
- By Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
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Finished in Jan 2010
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- Sea of Poppies (59)
- By Amitav Ghosh
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Finished in 2009
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- Knowledge of Angels (10)
- By Jill Paton Walsh
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Finished in 2009
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- The Shack (256)
- "Where tragedy confronts eternity..."
- By William P. Young
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Finished in 2009
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Sister
I'm not a great fan of thrillers normally, but this was so much more than a thriller, reflecting on family bonds, bereavement, attitudes to life, prejudice, self-awareness and more. The twist at the end caught me completely by surprise, after I'd congratulated myself on identifying the culprit with ... (continue)
I'm not a great fan of thrillers normally, but this was so much more than a thriller, reflecting on family bonds, bereavement, attitudes to life, prejudice, self-awareness and more. The twist at the end caught me completely by surprise, after I'd congratulated myself on identifying the culprit with 100 pages to go...
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