Summer School - Domenica de Rosa Reviews
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Newest Review: ... completion and of course enough baggage to turn the novel from the mundane to the engrossing and interesting My opinion This ... more
... isn't the type of novel that I would usually read, but the title intrigued me enough to pick it up and the blurb made the book seem quite interesting so I decided to give it a try, although I wasn't expecting much.
From pretty much the word go, I found this book engrossing and interesting. Although there are a number of characters in the book, the author manages to develop each character and their baggage into an interesting and believable subplot which all weave beautifully together to form the novel.
The characte...more
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by - written on 19/01/10 (Very useful, 40 readings)
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Summer School is the latest novel by Domenica de Rosa and is set in Tuscany, Italy. The Plot Patricia Wilson owns a beautiful 13th century Castillo from which she runs a variety of courses that barely cover the huge running costs. The book is set during a writing course which runs for two weeks during the summer. The seven guests who sign up for the course all arrive with high expectations, novels in varying degrees of completion and of course enough baggage to turn the novel from the mundane to the engrossing and interesting My opinion This isn't the type of novel that I would usually read, but the title intrigued me enough to ... Read the complete review
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