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Overall, I liked the book, especially the Oscar Wilde-style witticisms. But the protagonist did grate on me after a while. As a general rule, if you are going to force the reader to be in someone's head for the entire story, you better make sure the reader wants to be there.
I agree with you. I hated Life after Life but could not put this book down. I am going to read A God in Ruins because I liked Transcription so much. I realized I like Kate Atkinson as a writer but just found Life After Life pointless.
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Oct 15, 2018 04:21PM
Overall, I liked the book, especially the Oscar Wilde-style witticisms. But the protagonist did grate on me after a while. As a general rule, if you are going to force the reader to be in someone's head for the entire story, you better make sure the reader wants to be there.
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I agree with you. I hated Life after Life but could not put this book down. I am going to read A God in Ruins because I liked Transcription so much. I realized I like Kate Atkinson as a writer but just found Life After Life pointless.
