Playing with the Moon

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This is a wonderful story of loss, guilt and how it affects many lives. Feb 07, Anne rated it really liked it. This debut novel by Eliza Graham is a story that is so well plotted and shifts between the present and the war-time past. The stories are narrated by Minna in the present, who is ridden with guilt about her recent bereavement and trying so hard to make her marriage to Tom work and Felix short for Felicity , telling the story of her childhood spent living in the village.

The different narratives and times work very well together - explaining the story of what happened in the cottage that Minna is This debut novel by Eliza Graham is a story that is so well plotted and shifts between the present and the war-time past.

The different narratives and times work very well together - explaining the story of what happened in the cottage that Minna is renting and that Felix lived in as a child. During the first chapter, Minna and Tom discover the skeleton on the beach - this paves the way for the associated story of the tragedy of the American GI and also for the story of Minna's own tragedy. This is a really well written story - the characters are likeable and believeable, there is mystery and sadness throughout the book and the story of the past slowly emerges.

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The ending is maybe a little too well tied up, but didnt spoil my overall enjoyment of the book. Jan 08, Wendy rated it it was amazing Shelves: I really enjoyed this book. It was my book group read for this month and is the first one I have read so quickly in months. The characters are fairly well developed in the context of the storyline, and very likeable but the background wasn't really touched.

I got into it very easily and once in I didn't want to put it down. The plot was fairly simple to work out and the 'twist' not in the least bit unexpected but it kept me hooked all the way through. All in all a nice easy and entertaining 'pag I really enjoyed this book. All in all a nice easy and entertaining 'page turner'. I will certainly look out for more books by this author now. I have returned to these comments now we have discussed it and amended them a little.

Whilst I stand by which of what I previously said I have reviewed my thoughts on the character development as now I think about it do I changed my comments accordingly. Aug 01, Janet rated it it was amazing.

As the story unfolds, things start to change for Minna and Tom, and ghosts are laid to rest for both Minna and Felix. Highly recommend this book for all. Becky rated it really liked it Aug 23, Teresa rated it liked it Feb 14, Joyce Rodrigo rated it really liked it Jun 11, William Vignola rated it liked it Dec 17, Charlie Mortimer rated it really liked it May 03, Stanci rated it it was ok Nov 03, Donna Conroy rated it really liked it Jul 27, Wendy rated it it was amazing Jul 11, Sheila rated it liked it May 21, Keri rated it really liked it Dec 09, Liz Shores rated it liked it Jan 21, Keri rated it liked it Dec 09, Ruth Pearson rated it really liked it Oct 11, Heidi Heiberg rated it did not like it Jan 31, Ms Jacqueline H Langley rated it really liked it Sep 22, Alice rated it liked it Jul 25, Dovee rated it really liked it Jan 12, Catherine Flynn rated it liked it May 29, There are no discussion topics on this book yet.

Eliza Graham is an Oxfordshire-based UK author whose adult novels reflect her fascination with how historical events affect families.

She has also written young adult novels, and, in her pen name, Anna Lisle, a historical novel Allegra. Books by Eliza Graham. Trivia About Playing with the No trivia or quizzes yet. Laurent Laveder's day job — wait, actually — I guess it's a night job.

Laurent Laveder's primary occupation is as a landscape astrophotographer and astronomy journalist. His photographs have appeared on NASA sites and international astronomy magazines, and he is part of an international collective of astronomy photographers called The World At Night.

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But his pet project, " Moon Games ," has recently been published as a small book in France. The charm of the captions is somewhat lost in translation, but they are playful like a children's book; the whole thing actually reminds me of The Little Prince , who lived on an asteroid moon.

Aside from this playful project, Laveder does some other really interesting stuff. Like these 3-D " starscapes. You can see more of his photography on his website. Accessibility links Skip to main content Keyboard shortcuts for audio player. Playing With The Moon: The Picture Show Moon balloons and "croissant" moons for breakfast.

French astrophotographer Laurent Laveder has devised a clever way to interact with a popular subject of his photography. Playing With The Moon.