Klara and the Sun by Kazuo Ishiguro (2021) – Klara’s destiny is to accompany a needy teen home as a companion and she is hand-picked by Josie and her mother because of her unusual empathy. This was a Book Group choice that started out well but turned out to be only so so. My mini-review.
Showing posts with label Edith Olivier. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Edith Olivier. Show all posts
Thursday, November 4, 2021
October 2021 Reads
Another varied month of reading. My favorites were Other People's Children, The Night Fire, and Anthem (no, not Ayn Rand, be serious). Have you read any of these?
Sunday, October 31, 2021
The Love-Child by Edith Olivier
Title: The Love-Child
Author: Edith Olivier
Publication: The Richards Press, hardcover, 1927
Genre: Fiction
Setting: 20th century EnglandDescription: Lonely after her mother dies, Agatha recognizes she wasn’t much happier when her mother was alive and thinks back, remembering the childhood fun she had with an imaginary friend, Clarissa, until her governess shamed her out of harmless fancies.
Author: Edith Olivier
Publication: The Richards Press, hardcover, 1927
Genre: Fiction
Setting: 20th century EnglandDescription: Lonely after her mother dies, Agatha recognizes she wasn’t much happier when her mother was alive and thinks back, remembering the childhood fun she had with an imaginary friend, Clarissa, until her governess shamed her out of harmless fancies.
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