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When Will There Be Good News?»rank: 8210par: Kate Atkinson
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One Good Turn: A Jolly Murder Mystery»rank: 31710par: Kate Atkinson
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When Will There Be Good News?»rank: 41822par: Kate Atkinson
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Case Histories»rank: 49589par: Kate Atkinson
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Case Histories»rank: 15079par: Kate Atkinson
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Behind the Scenes at the Museum: A Novel»rank: 22909par: Kate Atkinson
Chroniques et points de vue:From :'l exist!' exclaims Ruby Lennox upon her conception in 1951, setting the tone for this humorous and poignant first novel in which Ruby at once celebrates and mercilessly skewers her middle-class English family. Peppered with tales of flawed family traits passed on from previous generations, Ruby's narrative examines the lives in her disjointed clan, which revolve around the family pet shop. But beneath the antics of her philandering father, her intensely irritable mother, her overly emotional sisters, and a gaggle of eccentric relatives are darker secrets--including an ... |
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Human Croquet: A Novel»rank: 86432par: Kate Atkinson
Chroniques et points de vue:From :Human Croquet is a game in which some people act as hoops while others propel a blindfolded 'ball' around the course. Though the game is never actually played in Kate Atkinson's remarkable novel, Human Croquet, the parallels between plot and pastime are undeniable. Atkinson, winner of the 1995 Whitbread Award in Britain, tells the story of lsobel Fairfax and her older brother, Charles. The children's parents vanished when they were young, leaving them to the care of their grandmother, now dead, and their Aunt Vinny. Recently their ... |
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Emotionally Weird»rank: 91024par: Kate Atkinson
Chroniques et points de vue:From :Human Croquet is a game in which some people act as hoops while others propel a blindfolded 'ball' around the course. Though the game is never actually played in Kate Atkinson's remarkable novel, Human Croquet, the parallels between plot and pastime are undeniable. Atkinson, winner of the 1995 Whitbread Award in Britain, tells the story of lsobel Fairfax and her older brother, Charles. The children's parents vanished when they were young, leaving them to the care of their grandmother, now dead, and their Aunt Vinny. Recently their ... |
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Case Histories»rank: 89776par: Kate Atkinson
Chroniques et points de vue:From :Human Croquet is a game in which some people act as hoops while others propel a blindfolded 'ball' around the course. Though the game is never actually played in Kate Atkinson's remarkable novel, Human Croquet, the parallels between plot and pastime are undeniable. Atkinson, winner of the 1995 Whitbread Award in Britain, tells the story of lsobel Fairfax and her older brother, Charles. The children's parents vanished when they were young, leaving them to the care of their grandmother, now dead, and their Aunt Vinny. Recently their ... |
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À QUAND LES BONNES NOUVELLES»rank: 148281par: KATE ATKINSON
Chroniques et points de vue:From :Human Croquet is a game in which some people act as hoops while others propel a blindfolded 'ball' around the course. Though the game is never actually played in Kate Atkinson's remarkable novel, Human Croquet, the parallels between plot and pastime are undeniable. Atkinson, winner of the 1995 Whitbread Award in Britain, tells the story of lsobel Fairfax and her older brother, Charles. The children's parents vanished when they were young, leaving them to the care of their grandmother, now dead, and their Aunt Vinny. Recently their ... |
