Books by Anne Tyler
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review 1: Such an insightful read. Loved it. Aaron is a gawky, young man, insecure, unsure of himself then he meets Dorothy. Dorothy is a fusty, dumpy doctor with a mind of her own. They muddle along through misunderstandings, long working hours and Dorothy's decision that she was not inte...
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review 1: My second Anne Tyler novel, and much weaker than Saint Maybe. There are good ideas here, but they seem to go unexplored. Pennywell begins retirement? That's interesting. Until he's hit on the head and can't remember the incident, which is also interesting. Until that's no longer ...
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review 1: It's Anne Tyler, so it's readable. But only barely. Noah's Compass refers to the fact that Noah didn't need a compass, he just needed to be able to float. The main character, Liam, is a kind of Noah, in that he's never been fully present in his life. He's only ever drifted at its...