Juvenile Nonfiction

52 Books. | October 2006
Le Carré, John
NY: Scribner, 1999
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I’m so taken with the idea that I may have finally become a genre reader. It’s my ticket to enjoying popular fiction! So I’m trying Le Carré, and I chose this at random. Some report that this is the best of his recent fiction. I was slightly disappointed (some of the creative narrative prose muddied the book for me), but the story/character aspect was very strong and he’s got an appealingly British voice. And, again, the spy stuff was great. A good leisure read.

Previous Book: 33. Cloudsplitter. Next Book: 35. Motherless Brooklyn.

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