The Cement Garden
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The Cement Garden
Having exhausted Amazons list of Julian's work I found The Cement Garden by Ian McEwan on Audiobook CD read by Julian at my local library. This may not be to everyones taste so I would suggest you read the book reviews on Amazon before you buy or borrow. It covers some disturbing issues and Julian's reading makes a strange, dark story quite eerie and creepy. He reads it brilliantly of course.
Has anyone else heard it?
Has anyone else heard it?
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I have just listened to this Kitchengirl.
Julian reads it brilliantly, as only he can of course. However it is VERY dark & at times quite depressing. Touches on some very taboo subjects too. It is an interesting book/audio though & I'm glad that Julian tackles such a variety of subject matter...just shows he has a talent for everything!
Julian reads it brilliantly, as only he can of course. However it is VERY dark & at times quite depressing. Touches on some very taboo subjects too. It is an interesting book/audio though & I'm glad that Julian tackles such a variety of subject matter...just shows he has a talent for everything!
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I have finished listening to this now (took me long enough ) so does anyone else want to borrow the copy or should I just return it to you, Rita?
An interesting, yet rather disturbing, audiobook but brilliantly read by our lovely Jules ( as always - of course!)
Is there no end to this man's talent?!
An interesting, yet rather disturbing, audiobook but brilliantly read by our lovely Jules ( as always - of course!)
Is there no end to this man's talent?!
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