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When I finished What a Carve Up! years ago I intended to read more by Coe but somehow never got to it. Why did I wait so long? It really is a great book.
Dr Dudde starts a clinic for patients with sleeping problems in the building were he used to live as a student with some others. Their shared past catches up with them and it is a wonderful story that I wanted to keep reading and that not disappointed for one minute.
(Pic: Panarea, Italy)
Well. This had lots of unexpected twists and turns!
I liked it... was challenging at times to keep up eith the plot but easy to check back.
Holiday reading has started.
Morning on a Cypriot beach, afternoon by the pool :)
Here they are, the six books I have planned to read for the third quarter of #Booked2018. Of course everything can still change, especially with prompts like #Blameitonlitsy and #Beachread!
Anyhow, I am looking forward to reading all of these!
#lostloves #JubilantJuly
A great (and typically for Jonathan Coe, complex) story of unrequited love.
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