
How I spent the last day of my summer school holidays. I restrained myself and only borrowed this many books from the book nook. Ha!
How I spent the last day of my summer school holidays. I restrained myself and only borrowed this many books from the book nook. Ha!
I read “The Restless Dolly Maunder” last year when it was on The Women‘s Prize for Fiction Longlist and I loved that book. Ever since I wanted to read more by Granville. I thought this sounded interesting, but it was not for me.
I‘m not sure if it‘s the wrong time, the translation or that‘s it due back at the library, but I read 20p maybe andI wasn‘t gripped.
I‘ll see if I try anything else by her in the future
William Thornhill makes a mistake and is shipped to Australia. He and his fellow settlers face up to life on colonised land, as slowly those indigenous to the land push back against them. There‘s a terrible sense of the inevitable, a deep frustration towards the settlers ignorance, a foreboding of what we know must come to pass. I found this incredibly well told and the tension mounts perfectly but to a really awful ending; you can‘t look away.
Just wanted to share a beautiful view from one of the apartments I clean, the beach views are amazing. 🌞
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