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 A Question of Love - Isabel Wolff
 A Question of Love - Isabel Wolff ... Publishers LtdNewest Review: ... her character develops a lot and we find out more about her, her relationship with Luke as teenagers and her marriage to ... more ... Nick, as well as how she copes with his disappearance.
Magda is an interesting character. I found her behaviour annoying to start with but she certainly livens things up!
Luke was a character that I started off liking but gradually began to dislike, mostly through his actions towards the end of the book. For anyone who has read the book, I can't quite work out if the events towards the end of the story are a genuine misunderstanding or not, but that was the point at which the balance tipped for me and I went off hi...more |
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A Question of Love
Pages: 400, Paperback, HarperCollins Publishers Ltd Last Update 29.11.2009 05:47
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A Question of Love - Isabel Wolff: Thumbs up for Isabel Wolff! (778 words)
by - written on 24/04/09 (Very useful, 73 readings)
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I picked this book from the supermarket as it was on offer. I'm not very familiar with Isabel Wolff as an author as I have never read any of her books before. After this reading this one though, I can safely say that I am a new fan! *** What Is It About?*** The main character is Laura. After her husband mysteriously vanishes one day, she takes a job compiling questions for quizzes as an addition to her main job so that she can pay the expensive mortgage on their house. This leads to a television presenting job on a quiz show that is snapped up by one of the big television companies. The story centres on Laura as she struggles to deal with her sudden fame ... Read the complete review
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