Bionic Jean’s review of Down and Out in Paris and London > Likes and Comments
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Great review. This was my second Orwell book and enjoyed it immensely
Thank you for this fascinating review. I took this with me on my early travels but lost it before I had a chance to read.
I think homelessness is a capitalist, urban phenomenon. Small villages always had a place for everyone
Ian M. Pyatt wrote: "Great review. This was my second Orwell book and enjoyed it immensely"
Thanks so much Ian! Good to hear from you 😊
Magdelanye wrote: "Thank you for this fascinating review. I took this with me on my early travels but lost it before I had a chance to read.
I think homelessness is a capitalist, urban phenomenon. Small villages alw..."
That's a very wise observation - and thank you Magdelanye 😊
@Jodi: I’m on this site now and then, commenting on friends reviews of books I’ve read or ones that might be good for me to read
Kathleen wrote: "Such a fascinating and informative review, Jean! This may be my favorite Orwell."
Yes, I can see why! There were so many little details I would have loved to include, but space defeated me. Would you believe this review (and read) dates from almost 2 years ago, but I have literally only just managed to finish it now.
And thank you so much, Kathleen 😊
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Great review. This was my second Orwell book and enjoyed it immensely
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Thank you for this fascinating review. I took this with me on my early travels but lost it before I had a chance to read. I think homelessness is a capitalist, urban phenomenon. Small villages always had a place for everyone
Ian M. Pyatt wrote: "Great review. This was my second Orwell book and enjoyed it immensely"Thanks so much Ian! Good to hear from you 😊
Magdelanye wrote: "Thank you for this fascinating review. I took this with me on my early travels but lost it before I had a chance to read. I think homelessness is a capitalist, urban phenomenon. Small villages alw..."
That's a very wise observation - and thank you Magdelanye 😊
@Jodi: I’m on this site now and then, commenting on friends reviews of books I’ve read or ones that might be good for me to read
Kathleen wrote: "Such a fascinating and informative review, Jean! This may be my favorite Orwell."Yes, I can see why! There were so many little details I would have loved to include, but space defeated me. Would you believe this review (and read) dates from almost 2 years ago, but I have literally only just managed to finish it now.
And thank you so much, Kathleen 😊

