Kids going missing is my worst nightmare as a Mom. Gripping read.

I loved the slow-moving, warm and perceptive story of the inhabitants of the Irish village of Faha in the 1950s, as it makes its way into modern times with the coming of the telephone and electricity. Friendship, love, incredible writing. I just got another book the author has written from the library, entitled Time of the Child, also taking place in Faha. Sadly the library only has these 2, but I may request an inter-library loan to read more from Niall Williams.

Fabulously summery

Her books always leave you guessing and have some sort of twist. I am looking forward to how she will handle a trilogy.

Love love love this one

3.5! I'm easily pleased by Jill Mansell's books as I've been reading her books for a long time. This i enjoyed but felt like there was almost too much matchmaking in this one.

I found it interesting, as I read it before in high-school

Loved the writing style and characters in this book.

Meh. Too many lies.

Another great story set in the Inkworld....my only complaint was it seemed a bit long. I know there were a lot of difficulties to overcome, but it also seemed like they couldn't get a break until 600 pages in.