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Deborah Meyler

Auteur de The Bookstore

4 oeuvres 528 utilisateurs 43 critiques

Œuvres de Deborah Meyler

The Bookstore (2013) 525 exemplaires
The Parish House (2024) 1 exemplaire

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Manchester, England, UK

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So conflicted in this one. There are parts that I really loved: anything that took place in the bookstore, the parts where Luke tries to explain music to Esme, her description of a snowstorm in New York. But there were so many things I disliked: some characters are so unpleasant and Esme's behavior regarding them is frustrating (sadly believable but still frustrating!)

I am undecided about how I feel about how the book concluded and I think I'm coming around to liking the end. I'm left wondering what happens next.

Generally, the writing is pretty good, the plot is ok but a little frustrating and overall the whole book has a tinge of sadness that I was not expecting.
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hmonkeyreads | 42 autres critiques | Jan 25, 2024 |
Any reader, and every character in this novel, knows from the very beginning that Mitchell is the wrong man from the books' heroine Esme. But she "loves him" and goes back to him again again only to be hurt again and again. Reading this again and again becomes quite tedious but the novel does have one redeeming quality. This is the author's descriptions of New York; the physical city itself, as well as the varied and fascinating people who make it the wonderful city it is.
 
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kevinkevbo | 42 autres critiques | Jul 14, 2023 |
This would have been a much better book if it had only been about the bookstore and all of the characters who worked there, shopped there, or just showed up. The whole back and forth with the boyfriend Mitchell, and having a baby was tedious and unneeded, and for me detracted from the story.
 
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zmagic69 | 42 autres critiques | Mar 31, 2023 |
A solid book full of yearning, misguided emotions, and brilliant lyricism with an undercurrent of heartbreaking realism. A wonderful book for those who like character driven plots, art history, second hand bookstores, emotional dilemmas, and strident hope.
 
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AngelaLam | 42 autres critiques | Feb 8, 2022 |

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Œuvres
4
Membres
528
Popularité
#47,121
Évaluation
3.1
Critiques
43
ISBN
23
Langues
3

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