Another awful Booker winner. Nothing happened to capture my interest. Maybe I am missing the point or something but I did not see what was so special about this one. I think I will pass this onto someone who enjoys Booker books more than me.

Sent to ApoloniaX, enjoy!

Thanks a lot, da-wildchildz! For the other goodies too!
Usually Booker prize winners don't let me down, so let's see....

Quite a slow book, it didn't exactly grip me, but it's an interesting read. Not much action and very fragmented, one has to piece together Edith's life - basically it is about her following her life, trying to come to terms with it. In a broader sense it's probably about feminism, about a woman leading her own life, without getting married, facing the social stigma of an unmarried woman. There are some great character studies and brilliant observations.

Rothe House Gardens

Found at The Rothe House Gardens on April 10th.

Left at the bus stop