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 The Supper Club - Sophie King
Newest Review: ... Patsy, and his wife Maggie makes an appearance too. Things happen at the dinner parties none of them expect, but its life in ... more  ... between the dinners that manages to change everything for the individuals of the group.
Sophie King definitely likes to write books which contain a lot of characters, and usually I don't like this type of scenario. I prefer a book with just 1 or 2 main characters so I can really concentrate on the unfolding story. However, King writes in such a way that it is easy to follow each of them with relative ease, and become intrigued with the lives of each of them. To be honest, I don't know how she writes such a long book ...more |
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The Supper Club - Sophie King: Come Dine With Me... (934 words)
by - written on 10/01/09 (Very useful, 211 readings)
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Although I do try to read a wide variety of material rather than sticking to the same few authors, I do keep a little note in the back of my diary for the new releases of my favourite authors as I tend to buy their books rather than get them from the library. Somehow, the new release by the brilliant Sophie King slipped past my radar, and I noticed it when I was working a shift in the library a few months ago. I quickly grabbed it and checked it out, ready to take home with me and was very eager to read it. It was a big chunk of a book and I hoped it would be as good as her other brilliant books I've loved. The Supper Club tells the story of a group of people ... Read the complete review
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