SPOILERS THROUGHOUT.This is probably the worst book I have ever read.I've read some fairly bad books - I've read Twilight - but this was something else. This was awful. Everything about it, from beginning to end, was just very, very, inexcusably bad.Let's take the first part - the part where all t...
Beautifully written and insightful. I refused to see the movie until I had read the book and I finally got around to both. I loved the book. McEwan has a flair for capturing both historical time and the points of view of the different characters. There are some deliciously constructed phrases that I...
Update. This book too, is all about meetings and partings, isn't it? And about how such small things, the briefest moments in time, meetings which scarcely begin before they end, can sustain love forever.---------------------------After several years, Cecilia and Robbie are reunited for half an hour...
Really good. I thought Briony was a very interesting character – I felt like the other characters weren't as deep, which was the only thing that bothered me. But it was beautifully written and a powerful story. I enjoyed it.
Loved it, hated it. Super confused.Pages 1-125: 2 stars, beautiful writing, but took soooo long to get to the point. If you're not a fan of Jane Austen or long, descriptive passages, hang in there, it gets better.Pages 125-175: 3 stars, FINALLY! The meat of the story, what the whole thing is about.P...
It took me several tries to get through this book. Loved the film. The book started out great, then lost me after he was taken away to jail. I put it down, read a few other books, and went back. The second time I decided to stick with it and while I didn't love it, I did finish and like it.
It took me quite awhile to finish this book. A lot longer than I had expected. The book is split up into 3 parts and an epilogue. The first part was exceedingly boring and almost caused me to give up in despair. I got stubborn though, and stuck with it. And I'm glad I did, because part 2 and 3 were ...
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