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Anybody Out There? - Marian Keyes
by sandra25 - written on 23/05/07 (Very useful, 210 readings)
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Anybody Out There is the latest novel by Irish author Marian Keyes. I have reviewed Keyes’ Under the Duvet before so if you are interested in more background information about the author feel free to read that review. This particular novel is the fourth in the series about the Walsh sisters. Keyes has previously written Watermelon (about Claire), Rachel’s Holiday (about Rachel) and Angels (about Maggie). In this fourth novel we get to follow Anna, a very eccentric young woman who has only played a very small part in the previous novels. All I knew about Anna before reading this book was that she was an unreliable hippie-style person who couldn’t hold on to a job and in ...
Anybody Out There? - Marian Keyes
by sandra25 - written on 23/05/07 (Very useful, 210 readings)
Rating:
Anybody Out There is the latest novel by Irish author Marian Keyes. I have reviewed Keyes’ Under the Duvet before so if you are interested in more background information about the author feel free to read that review. This particular novel is the fourth in the series about the Walsh sisters. Keyes has previously written Watermelon (about Claire), Rachel’s Holiday (about Rachel) and Angels (about Maggie). In this fourth novel we get to follow Anna, a very eccentric young woman who has only played a very small part in the previous novels. All I knew about Anna before reading this book was that she was an unreliable hippie-style person who couldn’t hold on to a job and in ...
Anybody Out There? - Marian Keyes
by funagogo - written on 06/12/07 (Very useful, 124 readings)
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Background I am not a great reader - I generally have the attention span of a toddler, but I have seen Marian Keyes on a variety of spin-off shows such as BBLB and It takes two and always thought she was incredibly funny and witty, so thought I would give one of her books a go. I got this is Asda for £3.50 and I think that is about as cheap as I have seen it anywhere. This is Keyes fourth insight into the Walsh sisters following Watermelon (Claire), Rachel s holiday (Rachel - obviously) and Angels (Maggie.) Anybody out there follows the fortunes of Anna Walsh. I haven t read the other books so don t know too much about them, but this did not hinder my understanding of ...
Anybody Out There? - Marian Keyes
by funagogo - written on 06/12/07 (Very useful, 124 readings)
Rating:
Background I am not a great reader - I generally have the attention span of a toddler, but I have seen Marian Keyes on a variety of spin-off shows such as BBLB and It takes two and always thought she was incredibly funny and witty, so thought I would give one of her books a go. I got this is Asda for £3.50 and I think that is about as cheap as I have seen it anywhere. This is Keyes fourth insight into the Walsh sisters following Watermelon (Claire), Rachel s holiday (Rachel - obviously) and Angels (Maggie.) Anybody out there follows the fortunes of Anna Walsh. I haven t read the other books so don t know too much about them, but this did not hinder my understanding of ...
Marian Keyes in general
by PenelopeWillcox - written on 18/01/02 (Useful, 48 readings)
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the new Bridget Jones type books circulating on the market place now, it is hard to know which authors to read and those not to read. The first book of Marian Keyes that I read was Rachels Holiday. It was impossible to put down. Keyes has this ability to draw in the reader and make you part of the book. You become the heroine. I chose the second book because I liked the cover and the description on the back, I did not even realise it was by the same author. This book was amazing, I totally became part of it and never wanted the story to end. The same could be said about Last Chance Saloon. What a great way to escape from real life! On the downside the stories basically ...
Marian Keyes in general
by PenelopeWillcox - written on 18/01/02 (Useful, 48 readings)
Rating:
the new Bridget Jones type books circulating on the market place now, it is hard to know which authors to read and those not to read. The first book of Marian Keyes that I read was Rachels Holiday. It was impossible to put down. Keyes has this ability to draw in the reader and make you part of the book. You become the heroine. I chose the second book because I liked the cover and the description on the back, I did not even realise it was by the same author. This book was amazing, I totally became part of it and never wanted the story to end. The same could be said about Last Chance Saloon. What a great way to escape from real life! On the downside the stories basically ...
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