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Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy - Community Reviews back

by John le Carré
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Merle
Merle rated it 6 years ago
I hadn’t read any spy genre novels before, but this one came highly recommended and seems to be a classic of the genre. We’ll call it 4 stars for “this seems like a good book, but it isn’t my genre so don’t take my star rating too seriously.”George Smiley is an unsexy but astute official in Britain’...
Bookers are at our Fingers
Bookers are at our Fingers rated it 10 years ago
Bibliophagist
Bibliophagist rated it 10 years ago
Ne znam je li do prevoda, al je citanje i pracenje fabule bilo mucenje
Crime-on-thrill
Crime-on-thrill rated it 11 years ago
Can someone tell me why this book is considered to be a masterpiece of spy fiction??? I mean the reader gets "DROPPED" in the middle of nowhere called a "PLOT", with a protagonist who is too lazy or too laid back to care, along with me the reader, about whats going on. And by the end, when the mole ...
Loves books and cats
Loves books and cats rated it 11 years ago
This only gets two stars based on a couple of different things. I took stars away because too much of this book pretty much bored me to tears. It was so slow in the parts where George Smiley is essentially acting as a detective. Is there a mole in the British Centre intelligence office or not? A...
Loves books and cats
Loves books and cats rated it 11 years ago
This only gets two stars based on a couple of different things. I took stars away because too much of this book pretty much bored me to tears. It was so slow in the parts where George Smiley is essentially acting as a detective. Is there a mole in the British Centre intelligence office or not? A...
Danielle Hearts Books
Danielle Hearts Books rated it 11 years ago
Bettie's Books
Bettie's Books rated it 11 years ago
bookshelves: adventure, winter20092010, spies, play-dramatisation, fraudio, published-1974 Read in November, 2009 Dramatisation by Shaun McKenna of John le Carre's classic novel featuring intelligence officer George Smiley. Blurb - Ever since the capture and torture of their agent in Czechoslova...
jemidar
jemidar rated it 12 years ago
Buddy read with Anna :-).
XLeptodactylous
XLeptodactylous rated it 12 years ago
Yes, but Kindle.
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