My Education; Susan Choi
Viking - 2013
1992
"Since arriving the previous week I'd kept hearing about a notorious person, and now as I entered the packed lecture hall my gaze caught on a highly conspicuous man. That's him I declared inwardly, which of course was absurd. It was a vast university, of thousands of souls. There was no reason these two kinds of prominence --scandalous noteworthiness, and exceptional, even sinister, attractiveness--must belong to the same human being. Yet they had. The man was Nicholas Brodeur, though I knew it for sure only later."
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Now I am definitely curious...I have never heard of this one, but I want to know more.
ReplyDeleteI'm attracted by the cover and the first paragraph. I'd keep going.
ReplyDeleteI'd keep going myself
ReplyDeleteThis has me intrigued - I want to know why this guy is so infamous!
ReplyDeleteThe first paragraph kinda tells this book is a series. Or am i wrong?
ReplyDeleteThis is the first time I join your meme, Diane. I've been seeing it up this past months and it seems kinda fun :)
This has been on my wish list ever since it was released. Great opener - I'd definitely keep reading. Look forward to your thoughts, Diane.
ReplyDeleteI never heard of this book, but you have my interest. Sounds a bit mysterious.
ReplyDeleteThis sounds right up my alley. I like the intro and setting.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing, hosting, and visiting my blog.
I have another of Susan Choi's books and have been wanting to give her a try. This sounds good!
ReplyDeleteThat sounds quite intriguing!
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of telling the end at the beginning. I think that raises the difficulty for the book to keep the reader's interest. Hope you enjoy it.
ReplyDeleteThis one has me wondering......
ReplyDeletedefinitely captured my attention and reading interest - cover is lovely vintage vibe... carry on ;)
ReplyDeleteSounds like she was meant to see him right away... though good or bad, I'm not sure.
ReplyDeleteI think he sounds like an interesting man. I'd read on. Thanks for stopping by today. kelley—the road goes ever ever on
ReplyDeleteI had this one from the library but didn't get to it before it was due back. I hope to get to it someday.
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