Theft ~ Abdulrazak Gurnah

Liked (a lot) because of difference place
 

The Tiger's Share ~ Keshava Guha

 I love books set in India ... but not this one.

Overly flat descriptions of suburbs of Delhi that still did't bring it to life.

Characters that were written on paper but few had life breathed into them.

Plot had such good potential ... the privileged position of males in India clashing with the achievements of modern women ... but it backed away at the end with capitulation to the male ego.

Isola ~ Allegra Goodman

 Based on a true story.

Took a while leading up to her being marooned and would have liked a similar section after her rescue.

Heartwood ~ Amity Grange

 ****

Light but gets you in with fast pace, descriptive location, good POV characters 

The Bright Sword ~ Lev Grossman

 

Anita De Monte Laughs Last ~ Xochitl Gonzales

 

The Vaster Wilds ~ Lauren Groff

 

Killers of the Flower Moon ~ David Grann

 Dry, not engaging, padded 

Lessons in Chemistry ~ Bonnie Garmus

 **** Liked it a lot, but would be mindful of who I recommended it to

Keeping the little woman in her place ... no ... turn a cooking show into an empowering lesson in chemistry

Olga Dies Dreaming ~ Xochitl Gonzalez

 ****

Not a pageturner, but keen to know what happened in the many subplots

Many subplots, well differentiated characters, great political background

Treacle Walker ~ Alan Garner

 

Not For Me

Any "deeper meaning" was overcoated in gobbledygook

Come Closer ~ Sara Gran

 

Of Women And Salt ~ Gabriela Garcia

 

Black Narcissus ~ Rumer Godden

 

The Infinite Blacktop ~ Sara Gran

Claire DeWitt and the Bohemian Highway ~ Sara Gran

Claire DeWitt and the City of the Dead ~ Sara Gran

Less ~ Andrew Sean Greer

Florida ~ Lauren Groff

Good Omens ~ Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett

 

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