Maine - Courtney Sullivan Reviews
Newest Review: ... points of view, which is quite interesting. Each of them sees things very differently, and your sympathy will change ... more
... depending on who is telling the story. Although I have to be honest, I rarely sympathized with Ann-Marie, who I found to be annoying, uptight and judgemental.
Alice is rude and very prickly, with her mood swinging easily. She can be very harsh towards her family, even to the saintly Ann-Marie who she gets on with better than her own daughters. Yet she suffers from the memories of the death of her sister decades ago, and for this reason she is impossible to hate. Her actions in the present regarding the inheritance of the ho...more
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Courtney Sullivan Maine Pages: 400, Paperback, Atlantic Books Last Update 22.05.2013 23:22
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J. Courtney Sullivan Maine
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Customer Maine - Courtney Sullivan Reviews (1)
by - written on 24/04/12 (Very useful, 43 readings)
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Maine by Courtney Sullivan is presented as a family saga, with large parts of it set and focused on, rather unsurprisingly, the Kelleher family's summer home in Maine. Three generations of Kelleher women are in Maine: Alice, the prickly matriarch; her daughter Kathleen, who is best described as the black sheep of the family; Kathleen's daughter Maggie, pregnant and newly single; and Alice's daughter-in-law, Ann-Marie, an uptight perfectionist who is now harbouring desires for an affair. Maine is one of those novels which doesn't really have a clear-cut story. Each character has their own chapters, which of course tell their story - for Alice this is largely ... Read the complete review
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