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  • Not as good as Labyrinth, although got into it and was gripped at the end (yay!).

    The style of writing was a bit odd; I know one of the characters was contemporary American, but really, some of the descriptions were bordering on Romance novel style and language overly Americanised in her secti ... (continue)

    Not as good as Labyrinth, although got into it and was gripped at the end (yay!).

    The style of writing was a bit odd; I know one of the characters was contemporary American, but really, some of the descriptions were bordering on Romance novel style and language overly Americanised in her sections.

    Do I need to know how lithe and slender the girl is when it has no bearing whatsoever on the story? or what label her cardigan, make of phone etc? Unless of course it was one of those sponsored mentions (which worked btw - I can remember it was an Abercrombie & Fitch cardi - Oh dear...)

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    Posted on Sep 18, 2009 | Add your feedback

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  • Maybe I missed something...

    I was drawn in, involved with the characters, getting to grips with the curious language, and then... then nothing much. I seem to have finished the book and yet missed the ending... A bit disappointed to be honest.

    (unless I missed the point, anyone?)

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    Posted on Aug 15, 2009 | Add your feedback

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  • A monkey made me cry...

    Neither a fan of biography, nor particularly of animals, so this book was received somewhat luke-warmly... However, I loved it!

    Ascerbic wit (from the 'monkey' himself no less!), glamorous scandal in 30s Hollywood, and ultimately a v poignant tale of - unrequited- friendship. I admit I had te ... (continue)

    Neither a fan of biography, nor particularly of animals, so this book was received somewhat luke-warmly... However, I loved it!

    Ascerbic wit (from the 'monkey' himself no less!), glamorous scandal in 30s Hollywood, and ultimately a v poignant tale of - unrequited- friendship. I admit I had tears in my eyes at the end... Brilliant novel.

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    Posted on Jun 16, 2009 | Add your feedback

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