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 The Arrival of Fergal Flynn - Brian Kennedy
Newest Review: ... he is not the ‘apple of the eye’ of his God-fearing Catholic family, particularly his Da (father) and 3 brothers (twins and a ... more  ... younger brother). There is nothing abnormal (physically) about Fergal, except that he fantasizes ‘boys’ in school and he does not play ’football’. Unlike his popular athletic brothers especially the sport-obsessed twins having acquired the genes from their father (who played ‘hurling’ before his unexpected marriage), Fergal is the exact opposite of the twins, being tall, slim, and a bit gangly. Because of the pressures (physically and emotionally) from a dysfunctional family, Fergal feels tired of doing households ...more |
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The Arrival of Fergal Flynn
Pages: 304, Edition: New edition, Paperback, Hodder Headline Irel ... Last Update 26.11.2009 05:50
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Pages: 307, Paperback, Hachette Books Ireland Last Update 26.11.2009 05:50
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The Arrival of Fergal Flynn - Brian Kennedy: Homosexuality is NOT a disease (1739 words)
by - written on 23/07/06 (Very useful, 807 readings)
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THIS is my first read after a few weeks stay in Northern Ireland late last year (2005) written by an Irish-born singer and writer, Brian Kennedy. I borrowed it from a friend having convinced by him that it will give me a glimpse of the Irish culture, its people and the society as a whole. AMAZINGLY, I got another copy of the book through bookcrossing (www.bookcrossing.com) which I released/left the book this month in Chicago O’Hare International Airport during my recent summer trip to the US. Bookcrossing is a free website service for people who want to share their favourite books to others around the world. Using the website, the book can be viewed using its ... Read the complete review
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