Posts tagged with ‘4 Star books’

  • Why Fish Don’t Exist (Book Review)

    By on September 27, 2022

    This is genre-bending reading, part memoir, part biography of David Star Jordan, part expose and social commentary, part existential...

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    Polly Castor
  • The Fortnight in September (Book Review)

    By on September 21, 2022

    This book is delicately straightforward, about ordinary life in an earlier time, closely observed in copious detail.

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    Polly Castor
  • The People We Keep (Book Review)

    By on September 15, 2022

    Read this only if you want a rollercoaster of feelings, boomeranging back and forth between heartbreak and hope.

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    Polly Castor
  • The Bodyguard (Book Review)

    By on August 17, 2022

    It's a perfect read for August, when you need to kick back a bit, and not expect too much...

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    Polly Castor
  • Fellowship Point (Book Review)

    By on August 12, 2022

    I really liked this new book (just out in July 2022), although it started slow and took a long...

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    Polly Castor
  • The House at the Edge of Night (Book Review)

    By on August 3, 2022

    This was a meandering but engaging multigenerational family saga spanning four generations on an island off Sicily.

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    Polly Castor
  • Bloomsbury Girls (Book Review)

    By on June 17, 2022

    I was happy to read this and delighted to find out how it ended. Especially if you are a...

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    Polly Castor
  • Matrix (Book Review)

    By on May 15, 2022

    Did I love it? No. Will I long remember it? Probably. Do I wish I could write that well?...

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    Polly Castor
  • Lessons in Chemistry (Book Review)

    By on May 6, 2022

    This is a book about a talented woman chemist seeking equality in the very condescending and chauvinist world of...

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    Polly Castor
  • Shantaram (Book Review with Quotes)

    By on March 2, 2022

    I now understand the criminal mind better, and got a deeper, more intimate glimpse of India than I'd had...

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    Polly Castor
  • The Last Garden in England (Book Review)

    By on February 23, 2022

    I’m always happy to read about women learning to get what they uniquely need.

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    Polly Castor
  • House in the Cerulean Sea (Book Review)

    By on February 16, 2022

    This book is about open acceptance, seeing beyond labels, learning to be comfortable with uniqueness, and that everyone just...

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    Polly Castor

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