Natasha Solomons
Natasha Solomons lives in Dorset, England. Mr. Rosenblum Dreams in English is her first novel and was inspired in part by her childhood memories of her grandparents' cottage, bought with restitution money from Germany. The recipes in the novel are from her grandmother's cookbook.
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Natasha Solomons lives in Dorset, England. Mr. Rosenblum Dreams in English is her first novel and was inspired in part by her childhood memories of her grandparents' cottage, bought with restitution money from Germany. The recipes in the novel are from her grandmother's cookbook.
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1937: Jack and Sadie Rosenblum and their one year old daughter, Elizabeth, are just one family in a crowd of Jewish refugees who emigrate to England. Jack wants to embrace British culture but runs into some roadblocks, one being that over the course of 15 years in England he never quite loses his ac...
Funny in places, but I admit I'd have liked it more if it has been more about "how to be(come) English" in general, and less about the whole golf court thing (I really don't care about golf, the topic bores me).
I received a copy of this book from the publishers via Netgalley and this is my honest opinion of the book. Harry Fox -Talbot, known as Fox, is grieving the loss of his beloved wife. Unable to concentrate on anything he is wandering a lonely existence through life. The music that has always accomp...
This is a profoundly moving, beautifully written book that captured my heart immediately. I used to read a lot of books about old English mansions and the families living in them with all their secrets. I’ve gotten away from them as they seemed to become too predictable to me. This one was a pure ...
The Song of Hartgrove Hall by Natasha Solomons traverses past and present, putting its story together bit by bit. The present day story is one of grief, family, and a child. The past is the story of a self-centered young man. I enjoy the story but keep waiting for more - more of a struggle, more of ...
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