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The Art of Letter Writing,
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Dearest Friend,
I am sure you must be really surprised to receive this message from me after such a long time. Can you find it in your heart to forgive me for this long absence and absolute neglect or will any reason I give you for this absence be taken as naught but excuses? I have failed and I accept that but you should know that you were never forgotten. In fact, many a times, I thought of writing to you, just like in the old day ...more
The Art of Letter Writing,
Current Status: Lost
Address: Unknown
Dearest Friend,
I am sure you must be really surprised to receive this message from me after such a long time. Can you find it in your heart to forgive me for this long absence and absolute neglect or will any reason I give you for this absence be taken as naught but excuses? I have failed and I accept that but you should know that you were never forgotten. In fact, many a times, I thought of writing to you, just like in the old day ...more
I wasn't blown away by this one. It was kinda predictable. I really enjoyed the first part of the book but the second not so much. I liked the way it was written (by letters) but at the same time we didn't connect that much with the different characters. The audiobook was pretty good since it was a full cast audiobook.
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It was just a nice read. Nice characters, nice story.
I really like the whole story was being told through letters.
I really like the whole story was being told through letters.
Juliet Ashton is a writer living in post WW2 England and looking for her next project. She receives a letter from a stranger living in Guernsey, which turns into a correspondence with a whole town. I really enjoyed this book! Although there were some of the horrors of war included, it was actually an amusing and lighter read with some really fun and interesting characters. The only thing I didn't like was the ending - it was very abrupt! You get to know these characters and all of a sudden your
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The story was told through a series of letters centered around Juliet and her quest to know the members of the Guernsey Literary Society and their tales of German occupation during WWII to gain material for her new book. The letters did a great job of bringing each character to life and made me wish I could travel to Guernsey to meet them. Juliet's sparkling, vivacious personality was a fantastic addition to the unique members of the Literary Society.
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Very good epistolary novel. I loved the beginning as each member of the literary society shares a bit with Julia about the books they are reading and what the society has gotten up to. I would have given this five stars, but the ending was a tad predictable. Each member of the society is quirky, has their own reasons for reading and shares some profound thoughts. I want to read more!
Dec 29, 2015
Ann
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Cassi (The Paperback Princess Reviews)
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it was amazing
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Aug 14, 2018
Jill Gadus
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Nov 29, 2018
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