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 The Summer of Secrets - Martina Reilly
Newest Review: ... to rent her room to someone else as she thinks it's time to go away and start again. But, after a life-changing experience, ... more  ... she finds herself back in Dunport where she grew up, facing old places, faces, and memories.
The book is written in the first person, and this is an enjoyable way to read for me, because it seems more realistic; almost as if you're reading an autobiography. Sometimes it takes a chapter or two to really get the feel of a new read but this book had me gripped from the first few pages! The dialogue seems to be the foremost concern of the author and I think this is why it seems so realistic; it's almost like someone tel...more |
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I'd not read any of Martina Reilly's work before and only happened upon it while looking for another to fulfil my 3 for £4 paperback reads at Morrisons. I've no idea why I picked it either, it's not like the cover is pink with big swirly-girly writing (something that is normally first to catch my eye). To be honest I think it was the fact that my friend was looking at me as if to say, 'hurry up, everything in my trolley is defrosting!' Well, I'm so glad I did now! Isn't it often the case that some of the best things are discovered by accident? Hope Gardner seems like a happy-go-lucky girl who shares a house, in London, with Adam and Julie. Originally from a ... Read the complete review
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