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I loved this novel for how well Gee captures the claustrophobic and parochial nature of New Zealand during the Post-war years. A time when olive oil was only available from the pharmacy. Although there is a murder at the heart of this book I thought it was at it's best as a meditation on moral absolutism and nostalgia. Gee seems to be writing about his own childhood here, and when he does so his writing is so graceful and evocative.
Redheadrambles #readharder #readharder2017 - Book set within 100 miles of home. Only 3 more tasks to go before I am challenge free !!! 7y
ClairesReads Woo 3 to go! Power to you!! 7y
Redheadrambles @ClairesReads At this stage I just want to be over so I can have that sense of freedom! However the tech book I have my eyes on I am 3rd on the library waitlist for the one copy they have ..... I don‘t know I think there is a risk I might not get it in time ?! 😯 7y
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ClairesReads @Redheadrambles stressful! What is it? 7y
Centique I loved the movie so I really should read this! 7y
Redheadrambles This one ... I might need a backup plan 7y
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ClairesReads Sounds good! Hope it comes in for you! 7y
Redheadrambles @Centique yeah I really liked this one. I feel I need to explore his other books 7y