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Title: The Art of Falling
Author: Deborah Lawrenson
Narrator: Patience Tomlinson
Format: Unabridged
Length: 10 hrs and 55 mins
Language: English
Release date: 07-07-09
Publisher: ISIS Audio Books
Ratings: 3.5 of 5 out of 4 votes
Genres: Fiction, Contemporary
Publisher's Summary:
Fifty years later Isabel Wainwright, Tom's daughter, sets off for Petriano herself. Isabel's aim is to find her father, who walked out of her life nearly 20 years earlier. She doesn't even know whether her father is alive, but hopes that by discovering something of his past, she can build a picture of the man she hardly knew.
Critic Reviews:
"A superbly crafted novel that deserves to be called the new Captain Corelli or perhaps the new Birdsong...Moving, elegiac and lyrical." (Daily Mail)
Members Reviews:
Love this book!
Great transaction, love the book!
Surprise feast
I wouldn't normally have read The Art of Falling, seems a dreary book like the captain's mandolin thing that became the world's most boring film. BUT my girlfriend kept on about it. So, after she cooked me a particularly lovely Saturday lunch the other week, just to humour her, I planned to postpone the football for an few mins then I could say I'd at least made the effort. Well, the Art of Falling started with a bit of well-written arriving in Italy stuff - OK so far - and I thought I'd just give it a couple more pages...until I had to keep reading to find out what happened as Isabel searched for her father. I found myself thinking "OK, yeah, what would I do with that bit of info?... He/she seemed a helpful old guy/girl but maybe covering for something ..." Just to humour my girl, I read half the book. I don't have much time for reading since the office knackers me during the week - so the following Saturday it turned out I missed the football again. Then, guess what, she wanted to talk about it afterwards.
Anton Hicks
the art of falling
I enjoy historical fiction novels. This novel is extremely well written-as was her novel titled "The Lantern". I highly recommend this novel to people who not only desire page turners but also exceptionally written books too.
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Title: The Art of Falling
Author: Deborah Lawrenson
Narrator: Patience Tomlinson
Format: Unabridged
Length: 10 hrs and 55 mins
Language: English
Release date: 07-07-09
Publisher: ISIS Audio Books
Ratings: 3.5 of 5 out of 4 votes
Genres: Fiction, Contemporary
Publisher's Summary:
Fifty years later Isabel Wainwright, Tom's daughter, sets off for Petriano herself. Isabel's aim is to find her father, who walked out of her life nearly 20 years earlier. She doesn't even know whether her father is alive, but hopes that by discovering something of his past, she can build a picture of the man she hardly knew.
Critic Reviews:
"A superbly crafted novel that deserves to be called the new Captain Corelli or perhaps the new Birdsong...Moving, elegiac and lyrical." (Daily Mail)
Members Reviews:
Love this book!
Great transaction, love the book!
Surprise feast
I wouldn't normally have read The Art of Falling, seems a dreary book like the captain's mandolin thing that became the world's most boring film. BUT my girlfriend kept on about it. So, after she cooked me a particularly lovely Saturday lunch the other week, just to humour her, I planned to postpone the football for an few mins then I could say I'd at least made the effort. Well, the Art of Falling started with a bit of well-written arriving in Italy stuff - OK so far - and I thought I'd just give it a couple more pages...until I had to keep reading to find out what happened as Isabel searched for her father. I found myself thinking "OK, yeah, what would I do with that bit of info?... He/she seemed a helpful old guy/girl but maybe covering for something ..." Just to humour my girl, I read half the book. I don't have much time for reading since the office knackers me during the week - so the following Saturday it turned out I missed the football again. Then, guess what, she wanted to talk about it afterwards.
Anton Hicks
the art of falling
I enjoy historical fiction novels. This novel is extremely well written-as was her novel titled "The Lantern". I highly recommend this novel to people who not only desire page turners but also exceptionally written books too.