- Title: Sons and Lovers
- Author: D.H. Lawrence
- Genre/Subject: English literature
- Publisher: Kindle
- Number of pages: 300
- Publication Date: 1913
- Finish date: 7/16/2020
Review:
An excellent example of transitional literature, from Victorian to more modern sensibilities.
There was not one person in the whole novel that I liked or admired. They were all dysfunctional in one way or another.
The pace was solid and dependable, but it did drag in parts, nothing too bad, just got a bit mired in looking into eyes and grasping hands.
An excellent book to have in the journal.
Overall rating: 
How I discovered or acquired this book: RNG4LRP
Noteworthy experiences while reading this book: Introduction of the empanada, reintroduction of ice cream. Discovery of the bacon Pogo.
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Ratings (1-10, 10 being exceptional):
- Quality of writing – 7
- Pace – 8
- Plot development – n/a
- Characters – 8
- Enjoyability – 8
- Insightfulness – 8
- Ease of reading – 7
- Photos/illustrations – n/a
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