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Astonishing Splashes Of Colour
Astonishing Splashes Of Colour
Author: Clare Morrall
“When is the right time to tell someone they’re not who they think they are?” Caught in an over-vivid world as a result of synaesthesia (a condition in which emotions are seen as colours), Kitty Wellington is tipped off-centre by the loss of a child. And as children all around become emblems of hope and longing and grief, she&#...  more »
ISBN-13: 9780060734466
ISBN-10: 0060734469
Publication Date: 12/1/2005
Pages: 352
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4 stars, based on 10 ratings
Publisher: Perennial
Book Type: Paperback
Other Versions: Hardcover
Members Wishing: 0
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Helpful Score: 4
This book tells the story of a woman on the verge of nervous breakdown, precipitated by a recent miscarriage that has left her unable to have children. The main character, Kitty, proceeds to do all sorts of irresponsible things, and it quickly becomes evident that her life is hurtling towads tragedy at warp speed. In the background of all of this is Kitty's disintegrating career, an unusually distant relationship with her husband, and an unusual ability to see and feel colors with great intensity. While I found the book interesting, Kitty was not an entirely sympathetic character. All too frequently, all the reader can do is cringe at Kitty's activities, as they are so obviously misguided, and she is so clearly in need of help. That said, this book presents an imaginative plot, and was an enjoyable read.
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Helpful Score: 1
Excellent story-writing. I enjoyed this novel from start to finish.
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I enjoyed this book through the characters and felt there was a future for them as I flipped the last page.


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