What I Loved - Siri Hustvedt Reviews
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Newest Review: ... and two boys holiday together and the artist's son moves between his mother and father's houses. So you have a pretty normal ... more
... sort of family situation and friendships. That is part one of the novel and it is told by the art critic as he looks back through the artists possessions.
At the start of part two a really shocking thing happens to the family of the art critic which has major repercussions. Relationships change and things are never the same again. I certainly didn't see it comig so I won't give anything away.
Part three becomes much more of a mystery as the son of the artist becomes a rally challenging teenager and this continues into...more
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What I Loved - Siri Hustvedt: Much more than a romance (1330 words)by - written on 21/08/11 (Very useful, 53 readings)
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What I loved by Siri Hustvedt Published by Sceptre ISBN: 0340682388 This is another of my Bookcrossing finds and once again it was a combination of the picture on the front cover but combined this time with the author's name which I rather naively thought sounded a bit Indian but I have since discovered she isn't. A quick look at the blurb on the back and all the quotes from critics seemed really positive and full of praise so I picked it up. If I had had to pay for it I may not have done but it seemed to promise an interesting read. THE AUTHOR The author lives in Brooklyn ,New York and has written only three novels, a collection of ... Read the complete review
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