| Product | Category | No. of reviews | Average Rating |
|---|---|---|---|
| John Irving, A Prayer for Owen Meany | Fiction | 1 | 10.0  Write your review |
| John Irving, The World According to Garp | Fiction | 2 | 9.5  Write your review |
| John Irving, Cider House Rules - The Novel | Fiction | 0 | - Write your review |
| John Irving, Son of the Circus | Fiction | 0 | - Write your review |
| John Irving, A Widow for One Year | Fiction | 1 | 9.0 Write your review |
| John Irving, The Fourth Hand | Fiction | 0 | - Write your review |
Review by
Grasshoper
on 17th Sep 2008
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Item: John Irving, A Widow for One Year
I loved 'A Widow for One Year.' It covered many controversial topics such as love and hate, marriage and faithfulness / betrayal, initiation of a young man and how this first love changes his life. There is only one Irving! Read "A Widow for One Year" - I am convinced that you will enjoy
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Review by
Grasshoper
on 15th Sep 2008
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Item: John Irving, The World According to Garp
There is only one Irving. That why you will easily draw parallels between other books written by him. Nonetheless, the originality and his manner to write makes it absolutely readable. If you like his latest books, you should not miss "The World According to Grap" as he made his breakthrough with ...
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Review by
sookisoo
on 17th Jun 2008
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Item: John Irving, A Prayer for Owen Meany
I honestly think this is the most moving, funny, heartbreaking book, and it will stay with me for a good while.
I enjoyed the descriptions of the different religions and the petty reasons people would switch to another or look down on those in other creeds, not really living the religious life and not recognising that a 'happening' was in their midst as they went about their petty lives. I also loved the suspicion in the story, especially at the end. I absolutely adore Owen Meany and ...
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Review by
Kirsty 1
on 16th Apr 2004
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Item: John Irving, The World According to Garp
John Irving, The World According to Garp Review:
Jenny Fields doesn't want a man. No. What Jenny Fields DOES want is sperm.
"My mother," Garp wrote, "was not romantically inclined."
Now this may seems like a conundrum for the less determined amongst us, but Jenny never suffered from lack of determination so she did what any sensible nurse in her position would do. She straddled a Vital Organ patient who was on his way to becoming an Absentee. He could only groan, what ...
Kirsty 1's full review | 777 words
