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Love and Summer - William Trevor
Love and Summer
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An author who has received international critical acclaim for his exquisite prose, William Trevor saw his novel The Story of Lucy Gault short-listed for the prestigious Booker Prize. Love and Summer tells the tale of Ellie Dillahan, an orphan entered into a bleak future with the man she wed. As... show more
An author who has received international critical acclaim for his exquisite prose, William Trevor saw his novel The Story of Lucy Gault short-listed for the prestigious Booker Prize. Love and Summer tells the tale of Ellie Dillahan, an orphan entered into a bleak future with the man she wed. As the story unfolds, Ellie's life isthrown into tumult by a fateful encounter with another man."What other living writer could so regularly follow his own masterpieces ...with another and another?"—New York Times Book Review
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Format: ebook
ISBN: 9781101148532 (1101148535)
Publisher: Penguin
Pages no: 224
Edition language: English
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The Way She Reads
The Way She Reads rated it
4.0
It is during a funeral in the quiet little town of Rathmoye that Ellie first meets the stranger. A young man who has come there to take pictures of the burned out cinema.Ellie is an orphan, married to Dillahan, a farmer who is still struggling with the death of his first wife, seven years earlier.W...
Bettie's Books
Bettie's Books rated it
3.0
First line: On a June evening some years after the middle of the last century Mrs Eileen Connulty passed through the town of Rathmoye: from Number 4 The Square to Magennis Street into Hurley Lane, along Irish Street, across Cloughjordan Road to the Church of the Most Holy Redeemer.A slice of life in...
carey
carey rated it
To quote Eliza; "On reading Love and Summer once, I felt that it slid by me--washed over me--didn't stick. But still, it resonated."
PJE
PJE rated it
3.0 Love and Summer: A Novel
Beautifully written, somewhat elegiac. Think of Brief Encounter set in 1950's Ireland, only with bicycles instead of the train.
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