On Chesil Beach
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Waitingrooms
of Enfield, Greater London United Kingdom on 9/15/2009
This book is in a Controlled Release!
Waitingrooms of Enfield, Greater London United Kingdom on 9/15/2009 This book is in a Controlled Release!
2 journalers for this copy...
Welcome to bookcrossing and welcome to the waiting rooms a wonderful little cafe at palmers green station please feel free to check out the website via my shelf and do pop in and say hello. risktaker is often in making a fantatsic Latte and if you're lucky catflap and psm may be drinking coffee and indulging in the home made food.
From the back of the book
From the back of the book
Journal Entry 2 by catflap from -- Somewhere in London 🤷♀️ , Greater London United Kingdom on Monday, May 28, 2012
Review
"McEwan's brilliance as a novelist lies in his ability to isolate discrete moments in life and invest them with incredible significance"--Observer
Amazon uk review
"McEwan's style is lean and clear... every sentence feels carefully crafted, the words all perfectly in place"--Daily Mail
"A fine book, homing in with devastating precision on a kind of Englishness which McEwan understands better than any other living writer, the Englishness of deceit, evasion, repression and regret. In On Chesil Beach McEwan has combined the intensity of his narrowly focused early work with his more expansive later flowered to devastating effect"--Independent on Sunday
Very good first have then he seemed to get bored and just finish not a very good ending lost it. If it had finished more effectively I would have given it a higher score but......
"McEwan's brilliance as a novelist lies in his ability to isolate discrete moments in life and invest them with incredible significance"--Observer
Amazon uk review
"McEwan's style is lean and clear... every sentence feels carefully crafted, the words all perfectly in place"--Daily Mail
"A fine book, homing in with devastating precision on a kind of Englishness which McEwan understands better than any other living writer, the Englishness of deceit, evasion, repression and regret. In On Chesil Beach McEwan has combined the intensity of his narrowly focused early work with his more expansive later flowered to devastating effect"--Independent on Sunday
Very good first have then he seemed to get bored and just finish not a very good ending lost it. If it had finished more effectively I would have given it a higher score but......
Journal Entry 3 by catflap at -- Somewhere in London 🤷♀️ , Greater London United Kingdom on Monday, May 28, 2012
Released 12 yrs ago (5/28/2012 UTC) at -- Somewhere in London 🤷♀️ , Greater London United Kingdom
CONTROLLED RELEASE NOTES:
disapointing ending very good begining
