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y grown or kept something growing successfully anyone got any good ideas about what i should do with the first fruit of my labours so far gin and tonic or pancakes with lemon and sugar is all i have come up with 7 comments posted in random ramblings happy birthday bram stoker posted on november 8 2012 leave a comment oooh what a fabulous design on google today if you haven t read it then dracula is available for free for download on kindle happy birthday mr stoker 165 years today a mere infant in vampire years leave a comment posted in random ramblings sweet tooth by ian mcewan posted on november 1 2012 5 comments 4 5 if you are a fan of ian mcewan s writing then sweet tooth shouldn t disappoint jonathan cape 2012 edition 336 pages gift set in the early 1970s in the shadow of the cold war and ira violence the story follows sylvia frome an attractive and bright young woman as she muddles her way through cambridge university and then after a brief affair with an older man tries to find her feet in the secret service at a time when women were considered most usefully employed as paper shufflers or secretaries sylvia s expectations are fairly low until she becomes involved in a special mission to seed literature with appropriate political undertones into public consciousness sylvia is a likeable character passionate about reading and knowledge she has a quality about her which spark s miss brodie might call instinctive she doesn t always seem to know what path she is treading but makes the best of what is given to her she doesn t pass as a true heroine because she isn t quite formidable or solid enough the reason for this lies at the end of the novel i admit that i was thrown a bit by what i expected from the novel from the premise and early part of the story i would recommend that you don t pick this up thinking ooh ian mcewan does female james bond sweet tooth is really much more a book about character development the feeling of a certain era and literature with the spying element being more of a vehicle for this have i confused you enough with that explanation the pace of the novel is fairly leisurely and mcewan skilled writer as he is uses language to create sounds scents and to pull the reader into his character s memories i marked the page for this short but lovely sentence it became one of those childhood paradise places burnished by nostalgia i found it fascinating to read about how the government tried to influence people s political views through literature especially in light of some of the recent discussions i ve heard since the olympics about china s use of soft power to increase it s national profile worldwide it is worth mentioning that critics of sweet tooth would probably say that it doesn t really go anywhere concrete and some readers may feel tricked by mcewan it won t be for everyone especially if you are looking for a thriller but i really enjoyed this perhaps because i rather like to be led down unexpected paths when i m reading an enjoyable and surprising read for me and thanks simon for giving me a copy for my birthday his review is here have you read or would you like to read sweet tooth 5 comments posted in ian mcewan middling tagged contemporary literature female protagonist secret service spies in the post posted on october 29 2012 7 comments a exciting week is ahead for me as today was my first day in my new job lovely people and fab office good start i ve still got a pretty serious commute so plenty of time for reading currently i m totally absorbed in the song of achilles by madeline miller and possibly blogging as i have a nice light laptop courtesy of work so it s just a quick post today to share some lovely arrivals in the post firstly i was delighted to receive a lovely new edition of the master and margarita by mikhail bulgakov and the intelligent woman s guide to socialism capitalism sovietism and fascism by george bernard shaw both alma classics i m hoping that the guide is one that i can just dip into rather than read cover to cover as i do normally prefer novels however i do also love george bernard shaw also a copy of my brilliant friend by elena ferrante which looks dauntingly chunky but interesting i m very excited about my tickets to sleeping beauty i ve seen a couple of other matthew bourne s adaptations courtesy of mr savidge reads and really enjoyed them plus it s just the thing for the christmas season finally the dvd of jane eyre arrived from love film so that ll be one to curl up with at the end of my busy week has anyone read or seen any of my new arrivals 7 comments posted in random ramblings and here are the books i read while i was away posted on october 21 2012 14 comments over the past few months i guess i maybe haven t read as much as i usually would i m not sure if that was just being very busy doing other things or a bit of reading fatigue i do think i felt less motivated to read as my head was so full of to dos and as you may have gathered from my previous post on blogging principles it had started to feel a bit like a chore participants of riverside readers will also recognise that the selection below are almost exclusively book group choices when you re on a slow reading run reading a monthly book group choice can mean you don t get to read much else but thankfully our members made some good choices favourites wide sargasso sea was my choice for riverside readers a dark and moving tale which imagines the background and once vibrant personality of antoinette cosway a character rhys plucks from jane eyre rhys sparing prose and darkly vivid descriptions of post colonial jamaica kept me spellbound one that i would like to re read erin morgenstern s the night circus will always bring me fond memories as i was reading it during my holiday to prague where i became engaged to be married it was such a delight to read about the magical world of the circus and it s also a romantic story on many levels unusually for a book i m enjoying i found myself wanting to read it slowly so that i could savour it one of the things that i loved was how the circus popped up all around the world including prague so i could enjoy the descriptions of all the places that i have been i also loved the imaginative characters sweet tooth is the last book i put down a certain savidge reads gave me a copy about a month ago we are both big fans of mcewan i was a little uncertain about how much i would enjoy it as his last book solar review here was was well written and topical but i wasn t blown away with it as i was with other novels like atonement or enduring love in the end it was that perfect combination of being both enjoyable to read and clever too i also enjoyed reading from the point of view of serena and the secret service plot line although the storyline turned out a little differently than i thought it might in a good way worth checking out i also enjoyed charlotte rogan s debut the lifeboat which uses the plot device of a stranded lifeboat to examine human behaviour in a claustrophobic and life threatening situation for me it read like a very well written television series it was gripping but ultimately accounts of human behaviour under pressure such as golding s lord of the flies or shute s on the beach review here disturbed me much more deeply god s own country was excellent and also very dark in the wild setting of the north yorkshire countryside we meet local sam marsdyke who strikes up an unlikely friendship with a young girl who has just moved to the area with her family raisin keeps the reader in an ambiguous haze as to sam s mindset is he just a naive country bumpkin or are his motives more sinister the house of sleep is the first novel that i ve read by jonathan coe and one that i very much enjoyed featuring an insomniac and a narcoleptic who have a tormented relationship as well as a slightly evil doctor who studies sleeping habits it is an original and involving story i found the narrative at the start of the book which jumps between different time periods a little confusing but the way that the plot develops towards the end is very satisfying fifty shades of grey well a friend gave me a copy of this though i m not ashamed to admit that i was intrigued to read it long story short a bit racy oh i sound like a maiden aunt don t i but not that racy in the scheme of things you re wondering what else i ve been reading now not a literary feat but not as terrible as i had been led to expect am i intrigued to find out what s next for christian and ana erm kinda will i get prioritise reading darker and freed probably not the rough guide to weddings the wonderful claire of paperback reader who comes along to riverside readers book group with me and is going through her own big life stage moment doing her new house up gave me this one i m not going to lie i at first thought ooh that s absolutely lovely but i don t need this i am not after all bridezilla well you know what i do need it and it is great i started reading it on the tube home and i ve read it cover to cover and referred back to it at least ten times already it is also the most un bridezilla wedding book as it is very practical and encourages you to think carefully about how nuts you want to go or maybe it is a bit bridezilla but i just can t tell now because i ve already transformed patrick gale s a perfectly good man is one of those that i really enjoyed reading at the time but now can t really remember much about except that i enjoyed it i remember it being quite clever and prompting a good book group discussion but main threads gone the rest jasper kent s twelve was sakura s choice for book group i was really quite excited about this as the synopsis sounded thrilling a vampire novel set in the napoleonic wars in russia i was expecting a romp it was a bit long and drawn out and not quite romp ish enough the main character was also really annoying and the female characters were totally unexciting overall quite entertaining but i wouldn t read the next one unless i was on holiday it was on the hotel bookshelf and i d run out of books the terrible privacy of maxwell sim by jonathan coe was quite good but paled in comparison to the house of sleep as mentioned above it follows a some poor bloke whose life is falling apart as he goes on a mission to sell a prototype toothbrush to the furthest corners of the uk which involved going a long way out into the middle of nowhere and going slightly batty talking to his sat nav nice novel insights was thinking poor old maxwell sim and nasty novel insights was thinking oh sort it out the curfew vintage contemporaries by jesse ball was the choice of one of our lovely book group members armen i look forward to armen s choices because he always picks something i wouldn t have heard of and often from a far off land this one just didn t do it for me though maybe it was just a bit too kafka for me and you know i don t always like that i hope you enjoyed that whistle stop tour of the books i ve been reading and maybe saw one or two you are interested in what books have you read in the last six months that really stood out as favourites 14 comments posted in books at length charlotte rogan e l james erin morgenstern ian mcewan jasper kent jean rhys jesse ball jonathan coe middling patrick gale random ramblings recommended lists reviews by author ross raisin short and sweet older posts search novel insights search for latest posts i m currently reading first resolution of the year not blogging seasons greetings twitter follow me subscribe rss posts rss comments blogroll a striped armchair book snob bookie mee cardigangirlverity chasing bawa coffee stained pages farm lane books forgotten bookmarks mad bibliophile my porch paperback reader reading matters savidge reads stuck in a book the book whisperer hurricane vanessa popular posts book review the haunted hotel by wilkie collins symposium by muriel spark in love and trouble by 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