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Erik Jones
reviewed For Rabbit, with love and squalor on March 11, 2017
For Rabbit, with love and squalor
Essays on several fictional male characters and their influence on the writer. I enjoyed seeing these characters through her eyes and comparing her interpretation to my own. it brought home to me that, perhaps, I read some of these books when I was too young to fully get them. It also reminded me that some of them I will never get and cannot have the same sympathy for them that Roiphe has. But, still, a good read.
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Add For Rabbit, with love and squalor, What does it mean to love a character in a book? Many of us do. Many of us always have. These loves are not the subject of late-night phone conversations with friends or entries in our secret diaries. Yet, as Anne Roiphe reveals in her stunning new book, , For Rabbit, with love and squalor to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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Add For Rabbit, with love and squalor, What does it mean to love a character in a book? Many of us do. Many of us always have. These loves are not the subject of late-night phone conversations with friends or entries in our secret diaries. Yet, as Anne Roiphe reveals in her stunning new book, , For Rabbit, with love and squalor to your collection on WonderClub |
