Watch Me Disappear - Jill Dawson Reviews
Newest Review: ... woman, plays a pivotal role. The disappearance of Mandy may be a mystery, but although it gives the story a hook, this ... more
... isn't a whodunnit, it's more an exploration of the effects on Mandy's family, friends and the wider community. There are moments of intense poignancy such as when Tina begins to write guiltily in the diary she bought for Mandy's birthday. Tina looks a little like Mandy and plays her for a police reconstruction, dressed in the same clothes as those her friend wore, riding the same route on her bicycle. It's a scenario everyone has seen on television news, but the feelings of the person playing the part aren't often co...more
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Watch Me Disappear - Jill Dawson: Just Another Girl (935 words)by - written on 22/11/11 (Very useful, 86 readings)
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"You could go to the moon...discover the gene for autism...or a new seahorse species that no-one in the world has seen before; but for God's sake, if you're a girl you'd better make sure you're sexy." Mandy Baker disappeared at the age of ten. She is kept alive in the memory of her friend Tina, now a marine biologist working for a U.S university. When Tina returns to her Fenland childhood village for a family wedding, a chance remark by her brother causes her to re-examine old memories and form a new perspective from which the thirty year old mystery begins to unravel. Jill Dawson's rhythmic writing seems at times to float and ... Read the complete review
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