Home > Books & Magazines > Printed Book >

Incendiary - Chris Cleave


 Incendiary - Chris Cleave Printed Book
amazon

Incendiary - Chris Cleave

 
Description: ISBN 0099490544 / Genre: Fiction / Author: Chris Cleave / Edition: New edition / Paperback / 256 Pages / Book is published 2006-04-06 by ... more
Incendiary - Chris Cleave ... Vintage

Newest Review: ... of the people who suffered. She is filled with guilt as the drama unfolded she was with another man, something she ... more

 ... frequently did and they both watched the TV as the stadium exploded. She wrestles with this guilt as she loved her husband but is disgusted with her actions while this was happening. Although far from perfect you do sympathise with her and it is heart-breaking at times as she describes her feelings and immense grief in detail. A unique part of this book is that it is told through a letter; the narrator writes to Osama Bin Laden to tell him about the effects of terrorism, not only on her family but also the UK as a whole....more

Read Reviews for Incendiary - Chris Cleave

ps8sjk
Premium Review Incendiary - Chris Cleave: A controversial Book - a letter to Bin Laden (441 words)
by - written on 28/02/09 (Very useful, 154 readings)
Rating:

This was (or is) a controversial book, it is the debut novel by Chris Cleave and is based around the (fictional) traumatic event of a terrorist attack on a football stadium in London. This book was coincidentally published on the day of the London bombings. It focuses on the story of the main character and narrator who loses her son and husband in the attack - 11 suicide bombers who create an inferno in the Arsenal stadium. This is not always an easy read; it goes into detail of the attack and describes the torment of the people who suffered. She is filled with guilt as the drama unfolded she was with another man, something she frequently did ...  Read the complete review

 

Products similar to Incendiary - Chris Cleave


Pointless to list any kind of ""good points"" Pointless to list any kind of ""bad points""

Good style, easy to empathise with main character, gives a clear picture of mental illness Heavy reading - not for everyone

Witty use of language, humourous Took a while to empathise with the characters


Good story, well written, enjoyable. None

More products in Printed Book

Which Witch - Eva Ibbotson
Will capture imaginations NONE

I Wonder Why Romans Wore Togas and Other Questions About Ancient Rome - Fiona MacDonald
Fun as well as informative May not appeal to all children

Twinkles, Arthur and Puss - Judith Kerr
A great story, fantastic illustration None

Antonina or, The Fall of Rome- Wilkie Collins
Classic Literature - Collins, Wilkie

The Runaway Dinner - Allan Ahlberg

Party Shoes - Noel Streatfeild

Venus - Hanif Kureishi

Courtney Crumrin in the Twilight Kingdom Volume 3 - Ted Naifeh
Graphic Novels / Comics - Naifeh, Ted

How Mumbo-jumbo Conquered the World - Francis Wheen
A moderately entertaining look at our modern delusions Too dull too often

Advantages and disadvantages from the dooyooCommunity
 
Incendiary - Chris Cleave