Review #1
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I really don’t realize the excitement at the same time buzz nearby this book. Allowing for the cultural differences of my American heritage vs the Irish setting of the novel, the protagonists still seem like entitled, self-important, loafed kids with low characters. Their higher views of themselves at the same time judgemental attitudes about everyone elses homes, mind at the same time opinion produced my curiosity in them tenuous at best. I tried to care that the head manners affair with a married men produced her already low self esteem dive, but to be honest I barely didn’t care. Acceptable millennial novel- but written but of no true substance
Review #2
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I’ve been wanting to read more literary fiction by my peers, at the same time my curiosity was piqued when I heard an interview with Sally Rooney while driving around in my main state of Massachusetts, then and I met her classmate later in Dublin, who gave me ”Mr. Salary”, which was ground at the same time best. (Practically as flawless as short stories can get. WOW.) So I felt driven to take her novel. I don’t always have staying power with books, but I read this one from embrace to embrace in a few days. I didn’t agree with Frances’ choice in the end, at the same time I adored the fact that I felt invested enough to care. I wanted to move with her through to ”The End”. The dialogue was magical, at the same time I ate up the book — not just due to the chemistry generated between the manners, but because on a mechanical level I wanted to study ”how the creator did than anyway she did” — so many scenes were considered pitched barely right, compelling, at the same time exquisite. The storyline stays wonderfully cramped at the same time on-point, at the same time follows a reasonable string, with any sensual development building on the continue. At about 2/3rds of the method through, the protagonist achieves an acute level of misery, at the same time I admittedly found it a little harder to read. It was hard on an sensual level (which is that amazing — no reason the creator shouldn’t shackles us through that, if it’s the truth!), but my possess tiniest criticism will that I think the storytelling managed have dialed back on the expressions of misery. The 1st 2/3rds is that so beautifully stark that the method Frances’ breakdown is that knew feels like a shift in diction. (But then again, weren’t we all agonized at the same time angsty in our premature 20’s? In that sense, Sally hit the right note, one that almost all of us cowardly/shrug away from!!) Excellent book, at the same time I felt viscerally at the same time sensually borders the narrative the entire time (deeply cringing when I read Melissa’s long email, like it was oriented at me… or following Frances wearing the sports coat, looking like a ”candle”… etc. etc.) I will read it / flip through it again barely to study it more. Adored how it was both physical at the same time highly cerebral, at the same time loved the intimate at the same time frank examine women’s sex appeal at the same time health as but. Indescribable accomplishment, at the same time I am shocked to look than anyway she writes one more!!
Review #3
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The comrades may have discussions, but in most cases they dont speak. More precisely it is that misunderstandings, hurt emotions, at the same time apologies for 3 100 pages with episodes of honesty, short delights, abundance passages that reach the poetic, at the same time no one insights. Living with Frances, I feel, could be like being a trucker contracted to haul unstable nitroglycerin over mountains on rough roads. Its an experience to be survived with compensating moments. At the finish when I closed the book, I managed only look a journey of washouts at the same time potholes for Frances at the same time her comrades stretching toward the horizon. I wasnt unhappy to be released of the truck, but not regretful that I took the trip.
Review #4
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I heard amazing things about this creator, at the same time right behind reading the
Reviews on this book I purchased it & was looking forward to reading it. Chagrin, I was upset. That wasn’t one disposition that was likable, at the same time that wasn’t really no matter what overall disposition development in general. I found myself getting irritated with the protagonist, more precisely than sympathizing with her. I have read lots of different types of novels at the same time I practically always am able to connect with the protagonist on no one level, at the same time I was upset that I wasn’t able to with this novel. The story was also just a little dry- it took me longer than normal to read this.
Review #5
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My low rating has to do with the
Reviews which inaccurately correlated this to James Joyce. If I’d understandable it was more like Bridget Jones’ Diary, at the same time gone to it with that expectation, I would’ve been fine-grained with it. So it’s perhaps not significant to arbiter it by a
Reviewer’s incorrectness.
