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Tottering by Gently Mug: Peeling a Carrot

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Tottering by Gently Mug: Peeling a CarrotA beautiful bone china Tottering by Gently Mug, Peeling a Carrot. This lovely bone china mug features Slobber the Labrador and Scribble the Spaniel responding to various noises: Ignoring the door bell, being oblivious to a door bell but immediately hearing the sound of a carrot being peeled. Annie Tempest's cartoons have featured in Country Life Magazine as the series Tottering by Gently for over 25 years and chart the life of Daffy and Dicky who live
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R. C. Brusca
West Palm Beach, US
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Middle-aged women in crisis
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Excellent writing, but rather depressing (but perhaps accurate?).
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Breath taking novel
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I am not a fan of both fiction and non-fiction novels, my English is pretty bad as well. yet, here I am, and I'm planning on reading more in the future only because of this book. It's heartbreaking and breathtaking at the same time. Not saying the book is beautiful or any like that, but you will find yourself in a painful place when you read this. A painful feeling which makes you feel like you got stabbed in the heart but all the air in your lung is stuck out, no voice screams out and you can’t do anything with it.
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Ray Magby
Los Angeles, US
★★★★★ 3
Strong story, Weak book spine
Format: Paperback
The book itself was wonderful. Otherwise the physical structure of the book is weak and the pages began to fall off the spine reading halfway into the book. Recommend the book, and recommend another physical copy of the book.
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The inner view of hopeless romantic heartbreak.
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The stories could be depressing but somehow, they rise above. It's the beautiful soulful clear intelligent writing, I guess. These stories will ring true for any reader that has lost their favorite significant other. The middle story is especially amazing to me. It consists of the running inner dialogue of a woman on the edge. Nearly mad she rambles in the cleverest of ways. Ms. De Beauvoir is [was] a marvelous philosopher, writer, woman.
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★★★★★ 4
Truthful view, not philosophical
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Love Simone, but a bit disappointed about this book. I thought it was gonna be about strong women overcoming bad relationships, but it is actually just a portrait of those bad relationships and the despair of women living it. Maybe I didn't pay enough attention before buying, as the tittle of the book is clearly "Woman destroyed", but I longed for a least some good philosophical debate in part of the characters; I didn't really got anything in that sense from any of the stories. In fact the first and third one have a similar theme, which made things kinda boring. Still struggling to finish the last 50 pages.
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