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The Tiger's Wife by Tea ObrehtTea Obreht is only 25 but has written a novel showing a maturity beyond her years and a bright future as a writer. Before she published th… Started by LindachLatest Reply |
American Rust - Philipp MeyerThis novel hit me hard on many levels. On the surface it is about two friends, Isaac English,twenty years old, brainy yet socially inept w… Started by Jane BLatest Reply |
Not that Sort of Girl - Mary WesleyThis is my first Mary Wesley book recommended by a friend and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Although The Times blurb on the front said 'part lo… Started by Jane BLatest Reply |
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 Free Food for Millionaires by Min Jin LeeWhen I finished reading Pachinko and couldn’t recover from my book hangover, I knew Min Jin Lee’s debut novel was the answer to my literary… Started by Renee Fittler |
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Mister Pip / by Lloyd JonesOne of the best things about reading this fine book was my ability to complete it while here at the Byron Bay Writer's Festival, a celebrat… Started by Kim Allen Scott |
0 | Aug 6, 2018 |
Oliver Twist / by Charles DickensI could have never read this book without the knowledge that it would have a happy ending. Oliver Twist is so unspeakably sad in its openin… Started by Kim Allen Scott |
0 | Jul 3, 2018 |
Lincoln in the Bardo / by George SaundersThere are few American heroes as universally honored as Abraham Lincoln. His masterful handling of the worst crisis this nation ever faced… Started by Kim Allen Scott |
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The Return of Little Big Man / by Thomas BergerSequels are rarely as good as the book that inspired them, but this one comes close. Author Thomas Berger had to perform some situational… Started by Kim Allen Scott |
0 | Apr 25, 2017 |
The Secret Scripture by Sebastian BarryThis book draws you into the disturbing world of a young woman in western Ireland, in the early part of the last century. It touches on Ir… Started by Read, Review & Win |
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Robbery Under Arms / by Rolf BoldrewoodIf you haven’t read this Australian classic lately (or if you have never read it) do yourself a favor and pick up a copy. Robbery Under Ar… Started by Kim Allen Scott |
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Jan 25, 2017 Reply by Karen Redlich |
Days Without End by Sebastian BarryI always look forward to a new book by Sebastian Barry and it is usually a couple of years wait between novels. This book was certainly wor… Started by Lindach |
0 | Jan 24, 2017 |
Read Review & Win is back for JanuaryDid you know, that by reviewing a book on Mosman Readers this January, you go into the draw to win a $200 dining card to spend at the beaut… Started by Read, Review & Win |
0 | Jan 18, 2017 |
Ross Poldark / by Winston GrahamOK, I will admit it. Often my reading habits are dictated by the television. On one hand, I generally read more when there is nothing on… Started by Kim Allen Scott |
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