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Jane B

American Rust - Philipp Meyer

This novel hit me hard on many levels. On the surface it is about two friends, Isaac English,twenty years old, brainy yet socially inept w…

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Jane B

Not that Sort of Girl - Mary Wesley

This is my first Mary Wesley book recommended by a friend and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Although The Times blurb on the front said 'part lo…

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Jane B

The Garden of Last Days - Andre Dubus III

This book kept me entralled to the end. It covers a couple of days before the September 11 attacks on the World Trade Centre in 2001. Set…

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Jane B

Fine Just the Way it Is - Annie Proulx

I like Annie Proulx's books and this was a great collection of short stories based in Wyoming and around a cast of cowboys and prairie fol…

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0 Mar 5
Jane B

Provincial Daughter - R.M. Dashwood

This is a book written in diary form by an aspiring writer who has ended up as a housewife and mother trying to make ends meet in 1950s En…

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0 Mar 4
Jane R

Good to a Fault by Marina Endicott

 I really enjoyed Marina Endicott's "Good to a Fault". It begins with a car accident, and as the story unfolds, the lives of all those invo…

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0 Feb 21
Jenni Wong

They did it with love by Kate Morgenroth

  This was a Desperate Housewives mystery (with a twist) which centres around a mystery-only book club in a wealthy suburb in Connecticut!…

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0 Feb 7
Read, Review & Win

Cranford by Elizabeth Gaskell - a review by a Mosman Reader

A classic I missed in younger days and quite delightful.  Mrs Gaskell gives a most intimate view of life in Victorian England with a gentle…

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0 Feb 3
Read, Review & Win

The Time Traveler's Wife by Audrey Niffenegger - a review by a Mosman reader

            A crisply structured, well-paced novel full of intense scenes followed by rather banal descriptions of American daily life.  Pl…

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0 Feb 1
Jenni Wong

Good plain cook by Belthan Roberts

Supposedly set in 1936, where 19 year old Kitty answers an ad for a "good plain cook, broad outlook essential" to work in an "artistic hous…

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0 Jan 28
Tuesday evening book club

A Fine Balance by Rohinton Mistry

  Mistry's second novel is set in India around the time Prime Minister Indira Gandi has declared a State of Emergency. The tale is about f…

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1 Jan 22
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Kate

The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society by Mary Ann Schaffer

The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie society Is a novel about a young English author looking for a subject for her new book who falls…

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2 Jan 22
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0 Jan 18

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