Normal People
by Sally Rooney
4/5
Hogarth 273 pages April 16, 2019
Connell and Marianne circle each other from secondary school in small-town Ireland to university at Trinity College Dublin. Their on-again, off-again relationship is shaped by class, insecurity, and miscommunication in Rooney's devastating portrait of modern intimacy.
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Jim's Review
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Rooney writes dialogue so sharp this worm felt personally attacked. Connell and Marianne's inability to just TALK to each other is agonizing in the best possible way. No quotation marks, no chapters, no mercy. Jim finished this book emotionally raw and immediately Googled "how to communicate better as a worm."
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