Veronica's Reviews > How to Be Good
How to Be Good
by Nick Hornby
by Nick Hornby
Veronica's review
bookshelves: fiction-novel, on-my-shelf
Dec 18, 10
bookshelves: fiction-novel, on-my-shelf
Read from December 11 to 19, 2010
This is the first Hornby book I have read and he did not disappoint. I found it fun and truly original. Katie, the main character, and her quirky, confused thoughts are very entertaining. It makes you realize how our minds can go crazy sometimes specially when put in odd circumstances.
This story is somewhat ridiculous but it also presents very serious issues on family and relationships. It speaks a lot about love and what it really means and gives importance to marriage and commitment. In a very humurous way, this book brings up the issue of charity and its evil side -- how doing good for other people can go wrong and cause hate instead of love.
I probably will not read this book again but it was definitely enjoyable and smart. I'm looking forward to reading more from Nick Hornby.
This story is somewhat ridiculous but it also presents very serious issues on family and relationships. It speaks a lot about love and what it really means and gives importance to marriage and commitment. In a very humurous way, this book brings up the issue of charity and its evil side -- how doing good for other people can go wrong and cause hate instead of love.
I probably will not read this book again but it was definitely enjoyable and smart. I'm looking forward to reading more from Nick Hornby.
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Reading Progress
| 12/11/2010 | page 96 |
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38.0% | |
| 12/15/2010 | page 204 |
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80.0% | ""Yes. I'm a vicar. I can't go around telling people to break families on a whim."" |
