Favorite Character: Adrian Jr.
Meetways: Atonement meets Mystic River
Three Words: mysterious, narrative, quiet
6.21.2013
two-minute book review: the sense of an ending
Deleting my Facebook has had a lot of benefits, but my favorite right now is that I read a lot (which I have always done, but now it's increasing again). Jamie and I read The Sense of an Ending by Julian Barnes. Here are my quick thoughts:
Favorite Quote: "This isn't something I actually saw, but what you end up remembering isn't always the same as what you have witnessed."
Favorite Character: Adrian Jr.
Meetways: Atonement meets Mystic River
Three Words: mysterious, narrative, quiet
Favorite Character: Adrian Jr.
Meetways: Atonement meets Mystic River
Three Words: mysterious, narrative, quiet
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A small yet extremely powerful book, it rightfully deserves the Booker. I started reading this book and was soon wondering as to where the story is eventually going. However , as the book progressed , I was rewarded with the satisfaction of having read something that will stay with me for a very long time. In all possible senses, the book does justice to the title. In the end , the main protagonist does feel the sense of everything ending
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