Jan 2021
9:02pm, 6 Jan 2021
56,398 posts
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Diogenes
I just thought I ought to come on here and apologise to Daphne du Maurier, I should never have doubted her: Rebecca is a the work of genius. I’ve not quite finished yet and I don’t know how it will end, but I can’t wait to find out.
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Jan 2021
9:07pm, 6 Jan 2021
11,661 posts
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Little Nemo
Yay! I might reread it this year
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Jan 2021
9:11pm, 6 Jan 2021
35,185 posts
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Night-owl
I might read it. Not read Rebecca
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Jan 2021
9:13pm, 6 Jan 2021
44,174 posts
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LindsD
Are you being serious, Dio?
*hopes*
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Jan 2021
9:13pm, 6 Jan 2021
56,399 posts
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Diogenes
Even though I spotted a few of the major plot developments a long way ahead, I didn’t foresee all the twists and turns.
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Jan 2021
9:20pm, 6 Jan 2021
44,176 posts
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LindsD
I'm so glad because I really like the book..
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Jan 2021
9:55pm, 6 Jan 2021
11,805 posts
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mrs shanksi
I couldn't put it down once I got to the second half, I loved it.
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Jan 2021
10:06pm, 6 Jan 2021
17,179 posts
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Sharkie
I love a man who can change his mind.
I've read Rebecca a few times since I was - oh- about thirteen. I was stunned, at 67, a few lives older, by just how good - and psychologically complex - it remains.
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Jan 2021
11:02pm, 6 Jan 2021
17,086 posts
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Chrisull
Which reminds me I keep on planning a walk from Manderley (ok Menabilly), as it's not far from here and the coast round there is fabulous.
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Jan 2021
11:13pm, 6 Jan 2021
48,034 posts
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McGoohan
Did you dream you went to Menabilly again?
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