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Honestly, one of my better episodes; much closer to the quality that I want. Anyway, enough about me, so we are taking a peek at Clare Pooley’s The People on Platform 5. What does Pooley have in store for us?
Something quite heartfelt, but a bit too jolly at times. While this novel is neat, and works as a solid feel-good-story; the world could use a bit for edge to give it some bite.
What’s there is not bad, except for Sanjay.
The novel is a bit longer than it needs to be, but Pooley does a serviceable job. Standouts to me are Martha, Piers and the relationship between Iona and her wife.
Type: Review | Book: The People on Platform 5 | Writer: Clare Pooley
By Sam ÖgrenHonestly, one of my better episodes; much closer to the quality that I want. Anyway, enough about me, so we are taking a peek at Clare Pooley’s The People on Platform 5. What does Pooley have in store for us?
Something quite heartfelt, but a bit too jolly at times. While this novel is neat, and works as a solid feel-good-story; the world could use a bit for edge to give it some bite.
What’s there is not bad, except for Sanjay.
The novel is a bit longer than it needs to be, but Pooley does a serviceable job. Standouts to me are Martha, Piers and the relationship between Iona and her wife.
Type: Review | Book: The People on Platform 5 | Writer: Clare Pooley