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Fiction, General Fiction

The Dinner

Herman Koch (author), Sam Garrett (translator)

Paperback Published on: 25/07/2012

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Eat, Drink, and Be Sociopathic

Now this is a novel to get your teeth stuck into. Paul and his brother Serge have an uneasy relationship. Serge is a big-time politician, and in Paul’s opi... READ MORE

Jane Sharp at Watford

forget everything til you've finished this book.

What a fabulous read! To start any book with a quote from Reservoir Dogs you know immeadiately that you're in for a cracking read. Aperitif, where any goo... READ MORE

Lynn at Lancaster

The Dinner

I wouldn't usually read books of this nature, but when it arrived at my store, the glorious picture of a fat red lobster on the front cover made me believe... READ MORE

Ben Keenan at Bury St Edmunds Buttermarket

Publisher information

Publisher: Text Publishing
ISBN: 9781921758522
Number of pages: 304
Dimensions: 234 x 153 x 24 mm
Weight: 417g

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The Dinner

fabulous book, full of characters that you dont want to empathise with but secretly recognise the ways they behave as being close to home. It keeps drawing... READ MORE

Clever but Awful Characters

There is nothing remotely likeable about any of the characters in The Dinner - not one of them, not even the waiters in the restaurant where the story play... READ MORE

Anne Cater

Good read

This is an excellent book. Quite horrific and disturbing at times but very thought provoking. Thoroughly recommended

Doro

superb

And horrible at times, but not something that can be put down, it drags you further in.

Lacking Something

I found that this book did not give enough time to the main plot, it instead spent a lot of time with unnecessary back stories that seemed to have little r... READ MORE

Ella Holt