From the Little Free Library in Dubbo that I visited in the school holidays.
From the Little Free Library in Dubbo that I visited in the school holidays.
I really enjoyed this story of a marriage and a love affair. Set mainly in Washington and New York during the Cold War and the election campaigns of Kennedy and Nixon the background is intriguing yet the book is really about the love story. What was interesting was there were no judgements made as to the characters‘ decisions and no definitive end point or defined consequences to their choices. Great writing and great characters.
I loved it. I am pleased I loved it as he is one of my favourite authors. I haven't found a book of his that I haven't loved.
This one is set in the USA in 1959 cold war era. A story of love in a time and places of danger for the protagonists.
I am so sad to have finished it.
I am really enjoying this book. Okay he is one of my favourite authors so I suppose it was to be expected 😀 I love all the emotional twists and turns.
#SeasonsGreetings prompt 11: #GreenBooks
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I am looking forward to getting round to reading On Green Dolphin Street one day. Especially as I am a big fan of Sebastian Faulks❣️
#17rainbowbooks #greenintitleorauthor going by GR these are books I've read with 'green' in title 💚📚
January's reads. Loved On Green Dolphin Street, really liked Up at the Village and Charlotte Gray, and thought The Woman in Cabin 10 was average. Half way through Exposure.
Until she had had children of her own she had not been able to contemplate the death of either of her parents; when the subject had arisen, in conversation or in her own imagining, she had said only: I just don't know what I'd do