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Title: The Taste of Marmalade
Author: Tessa McWatt
Narrator: Suzanne Toren
Format: Unabridged
Length: 1 hr and 4 mins
Language: English
Release date: 10-17-14
Publisher: Audible Studios
Genres: Fiction, Contemporary
Publisher's Summary:
Katrin, a young Polish woman who moved to London before austerity reigned, is working long hours at the Epicure Cafe in order to earn enough money to bring her mother over as well. In the cafe she falls in love with a lecturer in film studies - but Robin comes with a past that will complicate any future they have together. As droves of once-hopeful Polish emigres return home, Katrin finds her life growing more difficult, especially when her boss in the cafe starts picking on her. Determined to keep the freedom shes found in England, Katrin finds the costs of her new-found liberty are mounting up.
Members Reviews:
Nothing shouted out to me in this book
It didn't seem to end, more like it just quit. It was as stated, only a taste of what could have been a very interesting story
The trouble with belonging and not belonging...
McWatt has once again captured with beautiful prose the complications around belonging and not belonging -- to places and to people. Her subtle yet heart-wrenching observations can make the reader cringe, often in recognition of having experienced the same rejection, or perhaps the hesitation, to truly connect and commit with consequence. The unreal reality of Ned Time is brilliant. We have all lived in Ned Time at some point in our lives...
What marmalade?
this was not my favorite book to read...Far from it. very jerky. thought after thought was introduced with no warning without even finishing the first thought. wouldn't really recommend this to one single soul.
Love the title
It just got started when it was suddenly over. Had I browsed the book in a book store I might have had a head's up that it was a short story.
Author is a good writer, just give us more.
Wasn't my type reading
This book was more like a short story in a magazine. It jumped around and then ended.
The character was weak and childish. Sorry, but I can't say this way an enjoyable read.
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Title: The Taste of Marmalade
Author: Tessa McWatt
Narrator: Suzanne Toren
Format: Unabridged
Length: 1 hr and 4 mins
Language: English
Release date: 10-17-14
Publisher: Audible Studios
Genres: Fiction, Contemporary
Publisher's Summary:
Katrin, a young Polish woman who moved to London before austerity reigned, is working long hours at the Epicure Cafe in order to earn enough money to bring her mother over as well. In the cafe she falls in love with a lecturer in film studies - but Robin comes with a past that will complicate any future they have together. As droves of once-hopeful Polish emigres return home, Katrin finds her life growing more difficult, especially when her boss in the cafe starts picking on her. Determined to keep the freedom shes found in England, Katrin finds the costs of her new-found liberty are mounting up.
Members Reviews:
Nothing shouted out to me in this book
It didn't seem to end, more like it just quit. It was as stated, only a taste of what could have been a very interesting story
The trouble with belonging and not belonging...
McWatt has once again captured with beautiful prose the complications around belonging and not belonging -- to places and to people. Her subtle yet heart-wrenching observations can make the reader cringe, often in recognition of having experienced the same rejection, or perhaps the hesitation, to truly connect and commit with consequence. The unreal reality of Ned Time is brilliant. We have all lived in Ned Time at some point in our lives...
What marmalade?
this was not my favorite book to read...Far from it. very jerky. thought after thought was introduced with no warning without even finishing the first thought. wouldn't really recommend this to one single soul.
Love the title
It just got started when it was suddenly over. Had I browsed the book in a book store I might have had a head's up that it was a short story.
Author is a good writer, just give us more.
Wasn't my type reading
This book was more like a short story in a magazine. It jumped around and then ended.
The character was weak and childish. Sorry, but I can't say this way an enjoyable read.