pickThe Game is not chess, even though it‘s on the cover and in my pic. And it‘s not even really the focus of the book. It‘s sisters and mental health and struggling to know your identity. Published in 1967, it has that era‘s focus on characters who feel trapped. The prose is, like that in Possession, florid and full of “five dollar words,” but it packs a punch. 👇🏻
Lcsmcat I‘ve not read anything by Margaret Drabble but this is supposedly autobiographical as far as the sibling rivalry part goes. (Obviously not the ending, and hopefully not the piranha.) #doublespin 2mo
CarolynM I‘ve never got on with AS Byatt, but I liked early Margaret Drabble a lot. From memory this one is her take on the sisterly relationship![[tagged book]](https://image.librarything.com/pics/litsy_webpics/icon_taggedBook@3x.png)
A Summer Bird-Cage 2mo
A Summer Bird-CageLcsmcat @CarolynM I read about that one in the article I found about their feud. Adding it to the never-ending list! 2mo
sarahbarnes I found a used copy of this a couple years ago and your review is making me want to move it up the pile. 2mo
TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!! 2mo
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