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The Angel At No. 33 (2012)

by Polly Williams(Favorite Author)

3.5 of 5 Votes: 3

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review 1: Buku yang mengesankan walaupun sampai tiga per empat buku saya agak tersendat-sendat membacanya. Buku yang mengajarkan begitu banyak tentang kehidupan. Betapa singkatnya usia manusia dan kita tidak pernah tahu kapan kita akan meninggal. Pelajaran lainnya adalah jangan terlalu memercayai pikiran kita kepada orang lain. Meskipun itu hanya obrolan singkat karena bisa saja percakapan itu akan dikenang oleh yang lain.
review 2: I'm a staunch defender of good chick lit - but I'm afraid I found this one pressed all the wrong buttons for me. Light hearted treatment of heavy subjects is all well and good, but the relentless jokiness of this one was really a step too far. Despite all the plaudits, this isn't a new and original idea - on a similar theme I thought "Divin... moreg Through Clouds" by Nicola Lindsay did it so much better. My real gripe was the overall tone of the book - wisecracks and wittiness - and the limpest of heroines in Jenny, who frankly needed a kick up the behind. I took an instant dislike to Sophie, who was more irritating as an observing presence than she was when alive. So The Times said "slickly written" - sorry, no. The funniest moments were generated by the Save Ollie yummy mummies, but I'm afraid that north of Watford I found them rather an alien species. Didn't like this one at all. less

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