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I Remember You - Harriet Evans


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I Remember You - Harriet Evans

 
Description: ISBN 0007243847 / Genre: Fiction / Author: Harriet Evans / Hardcover / Book is published 2009-10-29 by HarperCollins Publishers Ltd

Newest Review: ... in the third-person view point from mainly Tess herself, as in, she features in most of those scenes but we do also get the ... more

 ... odd change of viewpoint from those living in Langford. There are a total of four parts to the book as well as the prologue. Part One is Tess' return to Langford, where we also find out what happened between Tess and Adam all those years before; Part Two is Tess' class trip to Rome, Part Three is the return from Rome and the aftershocks of what went on there and then Part Four is Adam's disappearance followed by his eventual return. For me, it felt as though the book was four separate books. Yes each part followed on fr...more

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Premium Review I Remember You - Harriet Evans: I won't Remember this. (1276 words)
by - written on 16/10/09 (Very useful, 80 readings)
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Tess Tennant and Adam Smith have known each other since birth. They grew up together as best friends and everyone in Langford expected them to end up together. Until one day, Adam's mother Philippa drops dead. Tess goes off to London whilst Adam remains in Langford working in a pub. Years later though Tess returns but her friendship with Adam is completely different to how it was. It all comes to a head when Tess takes a class trip to Rome and by the time Tess returns, Adam has gone. What went on between Adam and Tess to cause their friendship to fall so dramatically? I've only previously read one of Harriet Evans' three novels, her debut Going Home, however ...  Read the complete review

 

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