The Glass House
Autor Brooke Dunnellen Limba Engleză Paperback – 30 oct 2022
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781760991791
ISBN-10: 1760991791
Pagini: 304
Dimensiuni: 153 x 234 x 22 mm
Greutate: 0.4 kg
Editura: Fremantle Press
Colecția Fremantle Press
ISBN-10: 1760991791
Pagini: 304
Dimensiuni: 153 x 234 x 22 mm
Greutate: 0.4 kg
Editura: Fremantle Press
Colecția Fremantle Press
Recenzii
Brooke Dunnells novel teases literary domestic drama into a slow-burn psychological mystery; its insights into, and intimate perspective on, family relationships are vivid and unsettlingly drawn. -- Sydney Morning Herald
Evocative, unsettling, and warmly told, a breathtaking portrayal of the intimacies of an ordinary family from a thrilling storyteller -- Brooke Davis
A superlative novel delicate, fragile and deeply reflective, with prose that can shatter and fine edges that cut deep. -- Catherine Noske
This debut novel is a stunning portrayal of family and friendship, secrets and betrayal. -- Abbeys Bookshop
This is a quietly meandering book about life, friendship and the changing nature of relationships throughout a lifespan. I enjoyed it greatly and will certainly be lining up to read more from this author. -- Sandys Book A Day
The Glass House is a compulsively readable domestic noir. It defies classification into any one genre. The prose is literary, the suspense is reminiscent of a thriller, whilst the complex exploration of relationships leans towards the hallmarks of contemporary fiction. The Glass House is a great read, and I recommend you pick it up for your next book club. -- AU Review
I enjoyed it greatly and will certainly be lining up to read more from this author. I love that the author doesnt tie everything up in a nice neat bow at the end. The ending is perfect, just as it is.-- Sandys Book a Day Blog
Dunnells descriptions are rich in detail and presence Intriguing and intimate, this award-winning novel depicts complex dynamics with style, suspense and stunning prose. -- Writing WA
the world is solid, well painted. There are a couple turns of phrases that positively pleased me. -- Radio NZ
a slow-burning domestic noir, evoking the intensity of childhood and adolescent friendships and the inexorability of old patterns of behaviour when such bonds are revisited in adulthood. -- The West
Evocative, unsettling, and warmly told, a breathtaking portrayal of the intimacies of an ordinary family from a thrilling storyteller -- Brooke Davis
A superlative novel delicate, fragile and deeply reflective, with prose that can shatter and fine edges that cut deep. -- Catherine Noske
This debut novel is a stunning portrayal of family and friendship, secrets and betrayal. -- Abbeys Bookshop
This is a quietly meandering book about life, friendship and the changing nature of relationships throughout a lifespan. I enjoyed it greatly and will certainly be lining up to read more from this author. -- Sandys Book A Day
The Glass House is a compulsively readable domestic noir. It defies classification into any one genre. The prose is literary, the suspense is reminiscent of a thriller, whilst the complex exploration of relationships leans towards the hallmarks of contemporary fiction. The Glass House is a great read, and I recommend you pick it up for your next book club. -- AU Review
I enjoyed it greatly and will certainly be lining up to read more from this author. I love that the author doesnt tie everything up in a nice neat bow at the end. The ending is perfect, just as it is.-- Sandys Book a Day Blog
Dunnells descriptions are rich in detail and presence Intriguing and intimate, this award-winning novel depicts complex dynamics with style, suspense and stunning prose. -- Writing WA
the world is solid, well painted. There are a couple turns of phrases that positively pleased me. -- Radio NZ
a slow-burning domestic noir, evoking the intensity of childhood and adolescent friendships and the inexorability of old patterns of behaviour when such bonds are revisited in adulthood. -- The West