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A Long Way Down by Nick Hornby

A Long Way Down

by Nick Hornby
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  • First Published:
  • Jun 1, 2005, 352 pages
  • Paperback:
  • May 2006, 352 pages
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Sara

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I am new at reviewing books, but I really liked this book. I was thrilled when the characters came out and said something like, "You may think me and Maureen end up married; that would be a happy ending. I am sorry to say, though, this does not happen." This book went beyond traditional happy endings, yet it wasn't a bad ending. It left the reader to decide what happens next, but it leave you with a very good clue that they all survive.

This novel is absolutely enthralling.
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