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Lynn’s 2024 Year in Books
Take a look at Lynn’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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Lynn Bushell
Goodreads Author
Born
East Anglia, The United Kingdom
Website
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Genre
Influences
Member Since
December 2020
URL
https://www.goodreads.com/lynnbushell
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Painted Ladies
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2019
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The Lovers and the Dustman
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Schopenhauer's Porcupines
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2013
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5 editions
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Remember Me
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2009
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Glass House
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The Lovers and the Dustman
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The Tattooist of Auschwitz
Q. Turning real life into fiction.
The Tattooist of Auschwitz - A story full of fascinating and harrowing detail, told to the author by an Auschwitz survivor – the tattooist of the title. As a literary work it suffers to some extent from the understandable strictures this places on the narrative. The writer feels bound to 'tell it as it is' and this is fine whilst the characters are incarcerated. Read more of this blog post »
The Tattooist of Auschwitz - A story full of fascinating and harrowing detail, told to the author by an Auschwitz survivor – the tattooist of the title. As a literary work it suffers to some extent from the understandable strictures this places on the narrative. The writer feels bound to 'tell it as it is' and this is fine whilst the characters are incarcerated. Read more of this blog post »
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Thomas Mann spent much of his life going in and out of fashion; no surprise given that his early career as a writer in Germany coincided with the rise of Hitler. He's mainly known for 'Death in Venice' but Toibin's biography is so fascinating and eng
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I couldn't agree more. Clearly a lot of people like her work, but I felt sufficiently negative about it that for once I had to say so in my review. Us
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| Delia Owens is apparently a wild-life scientist with 3 best-selling non-fiction books to her name. I can well believe it. Her descriptions of the natural world have a stunning lyrical beauty. There is a lot of this in her first novel – about a marsh ...more | |
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| The harrowing story of the murder of a teenage girl told from her own perspective, is relieved by humour and a witty observation of a teenager's mundane preoccupations, cherished even when she can't indulge them any more. There's no attempt to glamou ...more | |
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| William Boyd is so readable; you can't help becoming immersed in his books, even the not-so-good ones, and there aren't many of those, given how prolific he is. This one recounts the adventures of failed musician/piano tuner Brodie Moncur in early C2 ...more | |
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| Discovering that Rachel Hore is a best-selling author of 13 books makes it easier to criticize her work. She doesn't need my recommendation and nothing I say is likely to dent her reputation. Having established that, for me the book embodied the wors ...more | |
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| Delia Owens is apparently a wild-life scientist with 3 best-selling non-fiction books to her name. I can well believe it. Her descriptions of the natural world have a stunning lyrical beauty. There is a lot of this in her first novel – about a marsh ...more | |
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| Lavinia Greenlaw is such an articulate writer and makes the process look so effortless, that you run the risk of under-estimating her achievement. She has a writer's eye for detail and all of it, especially when applied to localities, is fascinating. ...more | |
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| Delia Owens is apparently a wild-life scientist with 3 best-selling non-fiction books to her name. I can well believe it. Her descriptions of the natural world have a stunning lyrical beauty. There is a lot of this in her first novel – about a marsh ...more | |
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| Stacey Halls' novels are like comfort food. You can rely on them to stem your hunger, slake your thirst, keep your brain alert but relaxed. There's something very C19th about her books and it's not only that this is the setting for her stories. The r ...more | |
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