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I guess I missed this in May ggw - yeah, only ok -I thought the premise for the book was great but the characters seemed a little thinly drawn and I found the whole pedophile subplot a bit over the top

Originally posted by ggwâ?¢:
Only "OK"?

I really enjoyed Bad Haircut and The Wishbones. But then again, I'm a Northern Jersey boy like Perrotta.

Originally posted by brennser:
I just finished this little piece of fluff - twas ok - newer editions have two cookies on the cover because the goldfish people threatened to sue

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Originally posted by ggwâ?¢:
In keeping with the Booker Prize theme, I just finished Possession by AS Byatt. Good - but not great.

I *love* Possession…

I'm about to start this, though I hear it's incredibly dense and technical:
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Just finished this, which was 'lighter' than I thought it would be…truly a 'summer' read:
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for what it's worth, the best native american novel I've read.

Saint Morrissey

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Not a biography as much as a humorous analysis of why Morrissey is the way he is.

Finishing up:
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Prior to that, read a collection of her short stories.
She's excellent.

Also highly recommend this graphic novel:
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Originally posted by Bombay Chutney:
Not a biography as much as a humorous analysis of why Morrissey is the way he is.

Is it a good read, or overly british rag/music magazine profile-y (does that make sense?)

Originally posted by Bagalicious Tangster:

Originally posted by Bombay Chutney:
Not a biography as much as a humorous analysis of why Morrissey is the way he is.

Is it a good read, or overly british rag/music magazine profile-y (does that make sense?)

I think it's pretty good. It's definitely very British, but not in a tell-all-tabloid kinda way.