keefeglise , to random
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I read Iron Curtain by . A page-turner set in the 1980s. A young privileged 'red princess' from a poor unnamed central European country elopes to London in the name of love. The sense of displacement has echoes of the Patricia Engel book I read just before this. There's also enjoyable farce here even if the clichés about the UK are laid on a little thick at times.

keefeglise OP ,
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Can thoroughly recommend by . A book about home and finding the place you belong. The writing about loss is particularly convincing and moving.

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