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 The Position - Meg Wolitzer
Newest Review: ... didn't think it would be my sort of thing but reading the back made me more interested. The book is about a familt in middle ... more  ... America. The parents write a sex manual that becomes very famous and the book is all about what happened to the family and the 4 children as a result. It looks at their lives as adults and traces back to when they were children and first discovered the book. I was interested in the psychological aspect of the book and the impact such a thing can have on someones life.
At first, I wan't impressed. The book starts with the children finding the book and this is such a long drawn out process that I become uninterested bu...more |
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The Position - Meg Wolitzer: Once you're into the position it's very pleasurable! (243 words)
by - written on 30/08/09 (Very useful, 11 readings)
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I found this book in the WH Smith sale for £2. To be honest, I probably wouldn't have picked it up if it was anymore but for £2 I decided to give it ago after reading the back cover. On first expection, I thought it might be a bit rude and didn't think it would be my sort of thing but reading the back made me more interested. The book is about a familt in middle America. The parents write a sex manual that becomes very famous and the book is all about what happened to the family and the 4 children as a result. It looks at their lives as adults and traces back to when they were children and first discovered the book. I was interested in the psychological aspect ... Read the complete review
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