Book review: James, Percival Everett
I suspect the main question asked about James by Percival Everett is whether you need to have already read Huckleberry[…]
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I suspect the main question asked about James by Percival Everett is whether you need to have already read Huckleberry[…]
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Four Seasons in Japan is one of the most moving, beautifully written books I’ve read in a long time. Author[…]
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If you enjoy reading about mouth-watering food with a generous sprinkling of celebrity gossip and recipes, then Taste: My Life[…]
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Piglet is an ideal read for a book club because it provokes a range of views, which leads to a[…]
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I think the best way to describe How the One-Armed Sister Sweeps Her House is with words like unflinching, gritty[…]
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Matrix is one of those books that makes me happy to be in a book club. It’s unlikely I’d have[…]
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Small Things Like These is one of those rare novels that don’t have a lot of words but they all[…]
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The Secret Scripture isn’t a quick read, but Sebastian Barry’s book is a poignant and moving story that weaves a[…]
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