So in that novel I talked about before,. The Rise and Fall of D. By Neal Stephenson and Nicole Galland, a multi-verse theory of storytelling is put into the mouth of one of the characters, Rebecca East-Oda. I think I can relate this without it being a spoiler. I like this a lot. Haroun and the Sea of Stories. The Rise and Fall of D.

Rummaging for answers in the pages. I really enjoyed this book by Ian McEwan. It is the most famous of his books and has been adapted for the big screen. Some of his other books include.

Reviewing a good book every week. Freehand Books, 249 pages. A surprising, tender, and wry look at family life, Roost. Will appeal to readers of Miriam Toews and Jessica Grant. The Age of Hope by David Bergen. The Age of Hope, David Bergen. Follows Hope through her conventional girlhood, harried motherhood, and into a soul-searching period where Hope learns to be .

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