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Fascinating to state the least. I didn't know the Victorians copied this priceless work of historical art, now on display in Reading. Although it is a copy, there have been minor changes, as you explain. You didn't say why these Victorians wanted to copy it. How did they copy it if the original was in France? This version too is a masterpiece.

As a proud Manc....I'll say give over Johnny......your magic, is said to my kids, and so on so forth, So as I say....give over. Love you, man.

Wow, I read Under The Whispering Door a year or two ago and loved it. Last week, I felt so heavy with all the political ugliness that I thought I gotta read it again, it just made my heart happy.

I Love The key to Rebeca that is translated in to Amharic ( Ethiopian ) Language . I am Very Impressive by this work . I read this book ( novels ) again and again many times . thanks a lot to Ken Follette .

Wait, hold on. I don't believe it. I can't believe it. I refuse to believe it. Are you telling me that Mandel, a best-selling and critically acclaimed novelist, did not go through an MFA program? But how?

I knew nothing of Brooklyn and enjoyed Long Island up to a point. I was so very disappointed that there really was no ending. Even in my imagination, no one lives happily ever after .Such a huge disappointment, and I dont think I would recommend it to my friends.

I love you Nicholas Ralph my hearthob and love of my life I love so much my scottish sex God !💘💗😍❤💋👰💗💝💘💖💓👄😍😘😍

I would love to see her bring this beautiful tale to the big screen, to see all her wonderful characters brought to life would be awesome

Her books were amazing... Absolutely brilliant writing brought to life an amazing story of perseverance, love and loss. Simply can't wait to see what she has next

I guess I'm on the early train this morning I woke up excited about the release and was hoping to find an early review. I didn't love book 2 so I'm a little nervous about starting book 3

Love her enunciation

Vera is the BEST. Thanks to thé actress and author too ! Hello from France !

I just heard her discussing this on woman's hour , radio 4. I've recommended the book to a few people including my mum. Thank you

Do you add 1 tblsp of this mixture to the water? or do you give 1 tblsp to each plant undiluted? Thanks!

GREAT SERIES!!

Great to hear Daniel's insight into creating these audiobooks. It was also very pleasing to see that the first 3 books have been re-recorded with him reading them, just a slight shame to discover this having just finished listening to Not Dead Enough (again) and there not being any information about whether he'll be doing the other books up to Not Dead Yet as well. Fingers crossed!

Im currently reading Homecoming. Im loving it. I shall track down your other six books. ❤❤❤

I’m currently reading this! I absolutely love it!! thank you David!

Just listening to The Guest List right now, this is fantastic, well done!!!

What do we do with the large percentage of the population that has low conscience and low emotional empathy who cause significant harm and won’t get help??

You are not what you have been labeled. Neither by your self or others. You do seem to project to cover your insecurity.

I am ready for a well made limited series of The Evening and the Morning

Just finished the book. I am completely underwhelmed.

Really hoping this new book resolves the sloppy ending in book 2. EDIT: Ms. Adeyemi, if the latest book is as deep as your eyes, I'm all in!

I’m going through a challenging time right now and I decided to listen to UNDER THE WHISPERING DOOR again because I loved it so much. Thank you TJ Klune for writing!

Just finished the book and even though I was hooked Iwas and am also disappointed. I realised early on that it was unlikely to have a happy ending. But I didn't expect to be kind of annoyed with all the main characters. And I honestly think its lazy of the author to leave the ending open. And just what's the point of letting Eilis go back to Ireland and to Jim if not to make them happy in the end? It is not a stand alone book even if the author likes to see it this way. This starts miserable and ends extremely unsatisfactory. Bleh.

But what about the love you feel for your children as a mother? That’s gotta be a different feeling, right?

The best education you can get is by dating one. I did for 3 years. Dad went to Yale and is a doctor. Parents still together. Brother sister 10k $ dog cat summers in Europe through high school Ivy League education. The first red flag was the Obama portrait in the upstairs living room. The devotion to liberalism. I stuck around 3 years only to get what I knew quickly (under 6 months) was a massive disorder. Compulsive liar meaning doesn’t respect the truth and doesn’t know it from something completely and obviously false. Compulsive cheater (I didn’t care I was using her after month 3 for one thing just manipulating her and okaying her game for the free milk). It’s nothing for her to do 4 - 5 guys a week while maintaining a strait face proclaiming monogamous (which I never asked her to be). If you tell her it’s ok to be with other people and suggest couple swaps group s*x they will be offended yet do those things behind your back lie about it then fess up a month later every month for 3 years. When I say compulsive 7 random strangers off tinder in a day wouldn’t be shocking but expected roughly every 3 months. In relationships with other people lasting months saying I love to them and you as the primary one. This is a way of life for them. Not a phase. Zero empathy. Zero remorse. Completely offended if confronted then ghosted to teach you a lesson for questioning their obvious superiority. I could go on for not days or months but years giving examples. 2 facts. One: I got exactly what I wanted. 2. She’s now brain dead from all the drugs and barely 30. Had a kid it died in less than 3 months. I wasn’t the father she had birth control inserted the whole time I was w her thankfully. These people do not and are incapable of change. If this is what you’d settle for in a wife have at it. Making xxx vids yes. They’re great at that one thing. Anything else prepare yourself with a ready made suicide or homicide note unless you’re just truly a masochist. If this book glorifies or has an ounce of success written in it I would advise you to verify before believing an ounce of it. If these idiots lips are moving, they’re lying. This is based on 3 years of first hand well documented experience and research. If this author suggests otherwise I would tell you they’re either misdiagnosed or lying. Simple as that

On gcse paper today 😮

Why can't these people just leave the characters alone. There was a happy ending in Brooklyn.

Thank you for the first 2 books in your new series - I love them as much as your other series! And, even the first book showed that aspect of a real “ensemble” cast. And thank you for this little video offering some history as to how The Long Call came into being - always fascinating to learn the impetus for favourite books and their authors. Yours in Gratitude for sharing all your work.

Fantastic..loving this 😊🎉

Amazing book leo

LOVE Jessie Buckley!

All sociopaths are narcissists, but not all narcissists are sociopaths. Psychopaths are rare, HG Tudor is a narcissistic psychopath.

Clever stuff...

I identify a lot with her, especially the lack of empathy and feeling love differently. I’m just not sure if it’s sociopathy or the autism spectrum.

I really enjoyed Gemma's 'musical' intonation and phrasing of sentences, it really captivates the listener. Sending much love and respect to Gemma. One love from Dorset, UK x

Agnes Owens is my great granny! I have a copy of Bad Attitudes/Jen’s Party signed off to my gran and grandpa

What’s it like to be the one to finally get Olivie back for all the tears she made us shed? 😅

When she said “I wanna suffer” I felt that.

Please explain the ending of Long Island 😮

I thoroughly enjoyed the book 'Brooklyn' and the film. However, what was the ending in Long Island ?? I am so disappointed. Have I missed something ? I've listened to all the episodes, Brooklyn and Long Island through BBC Sounds.

4:38-5:01 THIS is such a genuinely and dare I say beautiful description of love! Non-possessive, non-transactional - that experiential description cuts out a lot of the big pitfalls of narcissism.

The dead eyes are always present.

I see. So just believe what the government and news media espouse. Listen, everything is a conspiracy theory until it's not. People who question the narrative are the real heroes, not the people who defend it. You, my friend, are a fraud.

Johan Koop sings Arne slot

Dont worry about corrosion of the metal - Stainless steel resists corrosion and even so, the vinegar is diluted to such an extent it has no effect. 1:58

Thank you for a brilliant reading of this wonderful book. Jessie is the perfect choice and created irresistible characters so well - especially the older women on both sides of the Atlantic. It was so clear she has an intimate understanding of them. He’s a brilliant writer of story and so skilled that there’s never a need to describe the mechanics of a plot. It’s all unfolds through the inner lives of these characters. Living in such tight communities, they openly express so little that when even a glimpse of the truth is exposed events take on an energy and life of their own. It’s like a dam bursting. The book begins and ends with such and between times you’re on the edge of your seat, keeping everything crossed and just hoping for the best for all of them. It’s superb and so is Jessie.

Long Island is a great book, but, without spoilers - incredibly disappointed in some of the characters. Believable, but not the way I thought they would go.