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We Need to Talk About Kevin
by Lionel Shriver
by Lionel Shriver
In a series of letters, Shriver's protagonist Eva Khatchadourian comes to terms with the crimes of her high school-age son. Riveting.
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11 apr. 12:15
When I first saw this book, the title intrigued me. When I tried to read it, though, I found it very difficult to get into. Did you think it started out slow?
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The book was intriguing and the mother's state is indeed noble and clarifying, but the book was a bit of a shock on almost every page after Kevin is conceived. It was a hard book to get through but I think it was worth the time at the end mostly because of the mother's character and her way of handling the situation.
I see you are readings a lot, thank you for your comments on other authors' novels. What I want to know is are you working on another novel, I have read everything you have written and I am waiting on your next one? Please hurry.
I read this book months ago but I still think about it often and relive the emotions I felt when reading Kevins story. Although this is a fictional story it seemed as if the author was writing from experience which made the book even more intriguing. I have encouraged many people to read this book not only because its great but so I will have more people to discuss it with!
