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The Improbability of Love
by Hannah Rothschild
adventurous
emotional
funny
informative
mysterious
slow-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Complicated
Fun and interesting read. Set in London present day, our down on her luck chef Annie buys a masterpiece from an antique shop. This lost painting is one of the characters in the books and has fascinating and funny insights into the lives of its illustrious and famous long chain of owners. Some romance for Annie, murder, mystery, intrigue, scandal, deception, and a host of loveble and colourful characters from British scocialite Barty to Russian Oligarchs. Great holiday read, visually evocative and fun.
There were perhaps too many charcters and points of view than necessary.
British Female Author - Literary Comedic Fiction
Published 2015, shortlisted Baileys Prize,
Won Everyman Woodhouse Prize (UK literary comedic award) and Waterstones Book of the Year
There were perhaps too many charcters and points of view than necessary.
British Female Author - Literary Comedic Fiction
Published 2015, shortlisted Baileys Prize,
Won Everyman Woodhouse Prize (UK literary comedic award) and Waterstones Book of the Year
Content Warnings
Minor: War