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Alber Araya alberaraya — This is a great quick read for anyone who has an interest in genetics and laboratory biology.

Vatsala Bisen vatsalabisen — 2008 London Review described it as about a main character who becomes partially deaf later in midlife. Lodge's earlier novels are described as ''campus novels'', about the politics and the sexuality of the young. Excellent describing what it's like to not hear what people are saying!! Marlene said she thought of me many times while reading the book, as he was describing things she had seen happen to me. Lodge [it's written in the first person] tends to talk a great deal, e.g. at parties to strangers, in order to cover up the fact that he can't make out what the other person is saying. Good on what poor hearing can do to a [marriage[ relationship. I could have done without the plot line of this American manipulative student who cons Lodge and some colleagues of his in the English Dept. I might not choose to read other books by Lodge. He writes well, and it reads easily, and some nice points are made, but it often seems quite superficial and stereotyped. Glad I read it though. Made me feel better to recognize lots of experiences I have myself as a hard-hearing person.

Gaurav Toshniwal gauravtoshniwal — Even though I thought that this book stunk in the beginning, it turned out to be an okay book. I even cried toward the end. I still think that the couple that ended up together, didn't really seem to connect at all during the story. I might recommend this book if you need a light beach read with a 1 on the hotness scale.