You could always read it and make up your own mindAchiles74 wrote:I might skip this one, based on the negative reviews,comments on here
Real life has got in the way this week, only 12% through it. Should get a better run at it this week.
You could always read it and make up your own mindAchiles74 wrote:I might skip this one, based on the negative reviews,comments on here
you need to get bed earlier and read a n bex, or failing that read in the bath.murf wrote:I've finally finished my other book so should be able to pick this up soon but I just don't seem to have much time to read these days....
Achiles74 wrote:I might skip this one, based on the negative reviews,comments on here
which time?bspittles wrote: (just past the flu episode, trying to avoid spoilers!)
Vid wrote:which time?bspittles wrote: (just past the flu episode, trying to avoid spoilers!)
I'm only going to keep going because there MUST be more to it than I have discovered so far. Surely.....bspittles wrote:Finished. Well worth persevering Murf!
How many more are still in progress?
I enjoyed itAchiles74 wrote:So what is the general consensus on this novel then?
Have you actually read it?Achiles74 wrote:A bit more please, what feelings did it engendered in you? Did you respect the prose in this novel?
It did when she split the romance by telling tales about the bloke and another woman, he still died, she lived.Surprised wrote:The more I think about it the more I believe she did not kill Hitler. She seemed able to alter her own destiny (ie avoiding the rape by her brothers friend) but not alter the destiny of others. She pushed the nanny down the stairs to prevent her going to London but it did not prevent the nannys death
And she also saved Nancy didn't she?Vid wrote:It did when she split the romance by telling tales about the bloke and another woman, he still died, she lived.Surprised wrote:The more I think about it the more I believe she did not kill Hitler. She seemed able to alter her own destiny (ie avoiding the rape by her brothers friend) but not alter the destiny of others. She pushed the nanny down the stairs to prevent her going to London but it did not prevent the nannys death
Can't remember all the names as it's 2 months since I finished reading.Surprised wrote:And she also saved Nancy didn't she?Vid wrote:It did when she split the romance by telling tales about the bloke and another woman, he still died, she lived.Surprised wrote:The more I think about it the more I believe she did not kill Hitler. She seemed able to alter her own destiny (ie avoiding the rape by her brothers friend) but not alter the destiny of others. She pushed the nanny down the stairs to prevent her going to London but it did not prevent the nannys death
Vid wrote:Can't remember all the names as it's 2 months since I finished reading.Surprised wrote:And she also saved Nancy didn't she?Vid wrote:It did when she split the romance by telling tales about the bloke and another woman, he still died, she lived.Surprised wrote:The more I think about it the more I believe she did not kill Hitler. She seemed able to alter her own destiny (ie avoiding the rape by her brothers friend) but not alter the destiny of others. She pushed the nanny down the stairs to prevent her going to London but it did not prevent the nannys death
Of course, but most of the times she survived seemed more down to pure chance when other decisions were changed, so not a concious decision at any point to actually save her.Surprised wrote:
Nancy was the little girl who lived next door and was murdered by some odd guy who was about.