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- This product had a total of 453 reviews as of our last analysis date on Jan 22 2020.
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In his day, Thackeray was considered to be Dickens equal, but time had lessened his regard. After reading Vanity Fair, it seems... Read More
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
This is a hilarious book that is so full of humor it's almost shocking.
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It is filled with references to gods and celebrities who's times are past and mostly forgotten.
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You could get lost in trying to understand what is being communicated.
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Who would be frustrated and be continually wondering what the heck concerning references to things and events no longer appreciated in our vapid times.
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I did however find this novel to be a little trite almost condescending.
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However, it is one of those books that you have to be able to say you've read.
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Read it after reading 'another heartbeat in the house' by kate beaufoy.
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This is not a review of the novel which is a masterpiece despite the reviews of a few people who didn't like the book.
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