I had promised (but I think you've understood my promises fluctuate with my schedule to end up looking like cruelly desertions ...), here's the end of my small selection of books in December ... (friends of last minute gifts, evening)
* The best age Joanna Smith Rakoff is definitely one of the books that you leave a bitter aftertaste, prevents you from the evil decree in the last stages like enchant you have read them but you were captivated enough to tip the longing for completion. Added to the languid and melancholy refrain of late Sunday night was a medley of conflicting emotions that accompanied the storage (final?) This book in my closet.
Portraits crossed, we follow the graduation and the beginning of true life that six U.S. pre-September 11 will find in these pages. Four women, two men, so many marriages, first posts and other disappointments, children, daily dramas and disruptions, we are carried with them into the spiral of tough decisions, sometimes the everyday dull, the evidences sudden opportunities unexpected. He was crossing where I could release my book, leaving me cause nighttime flights in the aftermath difficult and others where the character, the narrative, the tone I was a little tired. The story does not end, how could it anyway? Fresco of life, should have been brushing one's life to the grave to get there, and again, we would have liked to know the fate of the children ...
It highlights the difficulty of the choices which are necessary the chances, consequences, causes, and, with a humorous or critical, the author (s) illuminate American society with its own light. If it is not a sudden heart, the writing quality of the young woman forget her small transient lengths.
** Search loving young woman dancing Mary Higgins Clark
I "discovered" the author with this book, which, cons, never left me a once started. Skillfully, she weaves her web, and we wound, leading us by the nose, sprinkles his evidence, did an about-face and obviously surprised us until the end. She makes us believe in our detective skills and we made false joys cruel: "He is certain is clear as crystal" ... and yet not. Flowing style, while flexible, Chapters way in which the same views alternate with natural and logical, we enjoy an easy read and unhindered false style effects, while residing in a disarming simplicity of form that leaves no work reflected, as if the book had written a draft, like that one fine morning.
Ideal to spend your weekend rainy (or snowy) in December ...
Lily
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