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The Truth About the Harry Quebert Affair by Joël Dicker (Book Analysis): Detailed Summary, Analysis and Reading Guide,
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Di
I read it in French because it's easy reading and good for increasing my French vocabulary. Not very subtle style. But worth persisting to the end. It's an entertaining mystery story - I had to find out what happened. Rather too long and repetitive, though, and the author's thoughts on the process of writing a book are platitudinous and annoying. Perhaps the bits about how publishers manipulate authors counts as satire.
Nicoleta Lange
same impressions (I read it in Italian and translation with very few exceptions so far seems correct) but I want to go the end just to know how far is badly written.
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