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Description:ISBN 0349122482 / Genre: Fiction/Romance / Author: Abacus / ISBN:0349122482 / Publication Date: 2010 / Publisher: Abacus

Newest Review: ... went to. After the funeral Mrs. Bartlett's son Gideon, a former classmate of Taras just returned from the States with a ... more

 ... glamorous but vacuous girlfriend in tow gives the Krohe's notice to quit their flat. With nowhere to go things look bleak and Taras resolves to get Gideon to change his mind but why is his mother so set against Taras getting involved? And why would Mrs. Bartlett's solicitor Mr.Banerjee pay so many visits to Mrs. Krohe? Poor Taras, the more he tries to help, the more things go wrong for him and the more his mother tries to deter him, the more curious he is to know the truth. The thing that struck me most about this en...more

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Foolish Lessons in Life and love - Penny Rudge: Mummy's Boy (863 words)
by - written on 20/10/11, updated on  21/10/11 (Very useful, 57 readings)
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Hapless 23 year old Taras Krohe is torn between two women; while that's a situation most lads his age would envy, the women in Taras's life are his mother, an eccentric but kind-hearted Romanian woman who can see no fault in her son, and Katya, his Russian ex-girlfriend who recently dumped him for a middle-aged pony-tailed aesthete. "Mami" isn't too sympathetic to Taras's plight; she says he's better off without the Russian but you get the feeling that no girl would be good enough for her "pourchi". Taras and his mother have lived for years in the same one and a half bedroomed central London flat; ten years after winning a scholarship to a good ...  Read the complete review

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