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I didn't enjoy it but then it's not really my cup of tea. Very fast moving so q quick read, but it felt like quickly put together by loads of people...I gave it 6/10 but mostly because it wasn't bad enough to abbandon it...
Depends what you're into - if you like shooting, blood and weir charakters than you might like it...
Hope this helps Jo...

Hope you like it Jo - I don'twant to put you off - it's aquired taste.


I loved the book and I also really loved The Cider House Rules - hope you like it!!!

25. Death at Dawn by Caro Peacock
26. Finding Monsieur Right by Muriel Zagha

Thanks Em - It was my first by Sarah Waters and I read it in three days (and it is not a small book). I loved it so much....I have Night Watch at home as well and will read that after my current book.


Sounds great. I will get look out for it. She is a brilliant writer. I heard a lot a good about her, but always like to make my own mind up and this one didn't dissapoint.
Jirinka (sony08) wrote: "28. Fingersmith by Sarah Waters - excellent book 10/10"
I'm with you there, Fingersmith is great - it was my first Sarah Waters experience and I raced through it too - very readable, lots of twists and turns....
I like the sound of Affinity it's on my TBRlist....
Haven't read Tipping the Velvet, but saw the series - caused quite a stir on the BBC at the time..... (Diana Rigg's daughter was one of the leads - I don't think mother approved!!!)
I'm with you there, Fingersmith is great - it was my first Sarah Waters experience and I raced through it too - very readable, lots of twists and turns....
I like the sound of Affinity it's on my TBRlist....
Haven't read Tipping the Velvet, but saw the series - caused quite a stir on the BBC at the time..... (Diana Rigg's daughter was one of the leads - I don't think mother approved!!!)

I'm with you there, Fingersmith is great - it was my first Sarah Waters ..."
LOL - I haven't seen the series but have heard of it and would actually like to see it - but will read the book first. Well I am readina Chick-lit now which I think is a quick read and then I'll get my teeth stuck into Night Watch!
Not sure if a male is allowed to chip in here, but I read Night Watch last year and found it both enjoyable and poignant.


EM: MY TBR list used to be about ten books and since joining ReadItSwapIt and Bookmooch and Goodreads it's now 270 books.There is just too many books and not enough book shelves!!! Or money!!!


Books mentioned in this topic
The Cider House Rules (other topics)The Poisonwood Bible (other topics)
Fingersmith (other topics)
Tipping the Velvet (other topics)
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John Irving (other topics)Jodi Picoult (other topics)
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1. Cecelia Ahern - Where Rainbows End 9/10
2. Arabella Weir - Does My Bum Look Big in This 6/10
3. Anonymous - The Book With No Name 6/10
4. Sebastian Barry - The Secret Scripture 9/10
5. Agatha Christie - Murder on the Orient Express 9/10
6. Christie Dickason - The Firemaster's Mistress 10/10
7. Roger John Ellory - A Quiet Belief in Angels 10/10