The Half Life of Stars - Louise Wener Reviews
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Newest Review: ... sister who has quite a racy background, smokes, drinks, acts a fool. Her sister, Jill, doesn't really like Cliff and Tristan ... more
... is over the top camp, going out drinking lots and also winds up Hannah yet they are all on holiday together out of choice... hmm... Now you would think that this set up would lead to some big dramas, huge arguments, lots of meat for a decent story but it's actually really poor. Throughout the holiday a few things become apparent about what has happened in the past but there's nothing that grabs your attention.
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The characters are really poor and very stereotypical. The author portrays everyone in such a...more
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by - written on 19/02/13 (Very useful, 32 readings)
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I seem to be having a chain of poor books at the moment. I am really disappointed in my choices right now. This book is yet another poor novel which is extremely disappointing and, quite frankly, a waste of my time. I love reading, I love relaxing in the evening and treating myself to some escapism by reading a good book so feel cheated when this time is actually spent reading a really poor book. The story The story is... well I find it hard to write much about what the story is about as there isn't one really! It tells of Hannah who has a husband Cliff and a son Luke. They are on holiday in the south of France with her sister and her friend ... Read the complete review
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