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Your library (61) Wishlist (0) Currently reading (0) To read (0) Read but unowned (0) Favorites (0) All collections (61)	a fascinating look at the pressures faced by women in 1965 Toronto - and even today. (1) a slowly revealing plot and narrative. Beautifully controlled. (1) and amazing stark imagery. (1) and the letter structure tends to obscure the drive and dramatic progression in terms of narrative. Really like the idea though. (1) Atwood's debut. Harrowing and humerous in one book (1) Average. (1) Average... at best. (1) Brilliant Sci-Fi and social commentary. (1) Brilliant. (1) but not any where near as effective. (1) but occaisionally seems to lack direction. and is often a little self indulgant. (1) but reasonably enjoyable. (1)	Childhood coming of age story (1) contrite and self indulgant. (1) Easy read. Not amzingly well written (1) Fasntastic book. Intelligent (1) Faulks at his gritty best. Harrowing. (1) gripping (1) I'm not sure how much was lost in translation with this book. It's interesting (1) Incredible. (1) Meandering (1) Ok - a bit ponderous. (1) Ok.... a bit rambling. As with Disgrace (1) One of Australia's finest pieces of litereature. Outstanding. I cannot sing the praises of this novel enough. (1)	One of my favourite books. (1) or thinks they're a fan of literature. (1) overly morbid. (1) Quite a departure from theme and in some ways (1) Quite an astonishing book; interesting psycological perspectives (1) Required reading for anyone who even thinks of writing themselves (1) Sci-Fi at its best. A classic. (1) Simply a beautiful piece of writing. Amazing. (1) Simply one of the best Fantasy/Sci-Fi books I've ever read. Couldn't put it down. (1) Spooky; a brilliant debut. (1) Superb. No other way of describing it really. Everyone should read this. (1) Superb. She's a fascinating writer. (1)	syle also. Brilliantly written (1) Tend to be a little meandering (1) The film is amazing. This is ok.... a bit like Robert Ludlum if you're into that sort of thing. (1) the middle-aged/pensioner male narrative figure is slightly self obsessed with a tendency to lack empathy. It's interesting and occaisionally confronting as it broaches aspects of human behaviour and thought which are a little disturbing. The surreal myst (1) The most important book of my childhood. Rediscovered and re-read recently. Still fantastic. (1) This book is both fantasic and average in points. It made me feel like i needed a shower after; at times (1) with resonacnes of Murakami and Ishiguro (1) wonderfully written. It's a pity her second was so.... not even close. (1) (no tag) (32)