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Location: United KingdomMember since: 22 February 2005

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Reviews (13)

10 May 2015

Plastic but not fantastic.

Good value for the capacity, but surprised and disappointed to find the USB male plug is mainly made of flimsy plastic, so doubt it will last long. Expecting it to snap or tear anytime soon despite my careful handling. Can't recommend this.

Good Behaviour - Molly Keane - Virago Press - Acceptable - Paperback

02 March 2017

A Good Account of Good Behaviour By the Hard-up Upper Classes

This is both a sad and engaging read based on MK's life as daughter of a decaying hunting, shooting and fishing Irish family. The families problem with expressing feelings results in a hard time for the heroine as their wealth slips away. Subsequent books by MK also owe much to this financially and emotionally impoverished milieux.

The House Of Mirth by Edith Wharton (Paperback, 2006)

29 January 2020

Politely racy ...

Think a more worldly version of Jane Austen's milieu, which occasionally tips from irony into melodrama. THoM is generally reckoned to be Wharton's strongest novel. The middle classes fight it out amidst the polite drawing rooms of New York and elsewhere, always on the look out for a breech of decorum, opportunity for social advancement and sexual temptation. Politely racy and captivating..

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