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The Secret of Lost Things - Sheridan Hay
The Secret of Lost Things
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Format: kindle
ASIN: B0017L8N0K
Pages no: 374
Edition language: English
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Loederkoningin
Loederkoningin rated it
In this coming of age story of a young Tasmanian girl, wallflower Rosemary, only Walter Geist, both a tragic character and albino, is truly interesting. And perhaps Oscar, at first. With his handsome looks that seemingly - nonsense of course - contradict his a-sexuality. The other characters populat...
Shanidar is reading...
Shanidar is reading... rated it
3.0 The Secret of Lost Things
Not bad but certainly disappointing. Having read Byats's "Possession" and Carlos Ruiz Zafón's "The shadow of the wind" (ok, and admitting that I dumbly assumed their influence on Hay's story), I expected much more.Without the prejudices, "The secret of lost things" could be a good companion for a so...
My Reading Life
My Reading Life rated it
3.0 The Secret of Lost Things
This was a somewhat interesting read. I liked the setting of the bookstore and the idea of a lost novel, but the characters lacked development and were somewhat unbelievable. I was expecting more from this book.
Shelly's Book Journal
Shelly's Book Journal rated it
2.0 The Secret of Lost Things. A Novel
I really like a lot of the odd characters in this book, but the story seemed "much ado about nothing", and the whole pursuit if the missing manuscript is a very dull story. The one segment that held some intimacy between characters was just plain yucky and ruined the entire book for me.
Book Love
Book Love rated it
I thought I would really like this book but I'm sorry to say was disappointed. A young girl named Rosemary comes to New York City following the death of her mother and secures a job in a bookstore called the Arcade that deals in rare and valuable books. There were several employees of the bookstore...
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