by Sarah Winman
Is a beautiful story of a lady, her relations and friends and about god.
God died in this book, am serious! But then god was a rabbit who was run over by their guest. An interesting question asked in this book is why a rabbit can’t be god.
It’s the story of Joe and his heartbreak, after being ditched by Charlie. She tells us of the fateful September 01 and the several days of heartache, headache of looking for Joe hoping that he is alive, which eventually he was found to be but he had lost his head, literally speaking!
It’s the story of Golan the pedo.
The story of Arthur, a fine gentleman with an eye for detail, a good man all the same.
It’s the story of Nancy her aunt, a lovely person by all means.
It’s the story of Jenny Penny her best friend who ends up in a jail for the murder of her abusive husband. You should read the story of how things transpired that fateful evening. Fortunately for us and for her, she was released from prison and the two friends reunite.
It’s the story of Alan, their faithful driver, a former criminal[we don’t know his crime], his son Alan Jr and the granddaughter Alana[the parents expected a boy].
She tells the story of her one night steamy sex on one night after the disappearance of her brother. The scene is graphic, very graphic and well written.
She tells us the story of Ginger, her singing and her cancer and most of all her big heart.
And finally, though I should have started with this, she tells the story of her father a non believer whose non belief is rocked twice. The first time he says he prayed to win the lottery which he did and which allowed them to move to a more serene neighbourhood. The next time is when his son, Joe, can’t be found for almost a week after September 11.
I don’t want to take your desire to read the book by telling you everything that she wrote, so go here and read the book. You will thank me 😛
It looks interesting! I’ll have to read later and get back to you. Good point, why should humans be the only species as a deity? Thanks for the recommendation, friend! 🙂
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You will like it, a very riveting story.
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Well Santa brought me a Kindle, but i still can’t get the bloody thing working!
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Where is the problem? Did Santa forget the user’s manual?
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WiFi is the problem. The damn thing needs WiFi… but no one told me that.
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To connect to the net? But you should be able to connect it to a pc and transfer books. That option should be there I guess
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I’m told it is possible, but i have to register the damn thing first via WiFi. Don’t ask me why, but the lovely Indian Customer Service man assured me it must be done. So far I’ve tried two “free” WiFi spots and both failed. We’re kinda’ in the countryside here so there aren’t many….
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Just thinking warming of you after reading your response to Fojap. She IS a special one indeed. I am in her fan club too and her real self touches me all the time.
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I like the way she tells her stories.
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Me tooo! And she is very real. I like that!
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PS- ok I will read the book!
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Tell me if you like it.
Hope thus far, you are doing well my friend
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I am indeed ! Thanks Makagutu!
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