books by Ian Mcewan     books:     Ian Mcewan      Saturday Ian McEwan Anchor, 2006 A Saturday in the Life of Henry Perowne McEwan follows the life of Henry Perowne, renowned surgeon, for one full Saturday. Contented family man with a loving wife and a successful career, Henry goes about his Saturday routine, anticipating an evening reunion with his family. The day starts with Henry ...             Atonement Ian Mcewan Anchor, 2007 Which to experience first.... Should you read the book first or watch the movie? Really, you could choose either. I read the book before seeing the movie, and it was one of the best reading experiences I've ever had. The prose is lush but not overdone, the characters finely drawn, and the plot ...             The Cement Garden Ian Mcewan Anchor, 1994 A Twisted Tale Having been introduced to McEwan recently, this book officially made me a McEwan addict! Jack and his siblings are suddenly orphaned. They take drastic measures to maintain the only life they know, which is a life together. McEwan makes even the most bizarre ...             The Comfort of Strangers Ian Mcewan Anchor, 1994 McEwan's Darkest This is by far McEwan's darkest book and he sets the mood perfectly. Mary and Colin are on holiday, experiencing some unexplained dissatisfaction with each other until a seemingly random encounter with Robert. Robert introduces the couple to his wife Caroline, and ...             Amsterdam: A Novel Ian McEwan Anchor, 1999 Thought provoking I really enjoyed this little book. It was full of amazing twists and turns. This is a short book, but it is very interesting and captivating. Two friends meet at a funeral, and the following months are chronicled. The ins and outs of this two individuals is ...             Enduring Love: A Novel Ian Mcewan Anchor, 1998 Forever changed The year this novel came out, I was living in London, going to university and working part-time at a book store. Stocking fiction paperbacks every week, I noticed how many of McEwan's books we always had coming in, but the title Enduring Love caught my attention. There ...             The Child in Time Ian Mcewan Anchor, 1999 Amazing Even though I was forced to read this for my A level.. I loved it. I was in floods of tears by the end of the first chapter and stayed with the plot to the end. The emotions that this book brought to the surface stayed with me for hours after I'd finished.             Atonement Ian McEwan Vintage, 2002 Intriguing plot, and rare entree into the mind of a writer. Though this book is only of average length, it has the feel of a big family saga, so completely does McEwan delve into the consciousness of his main characters as they attempt to cope with the long-term repercussions of a "crime" committed by a Briony Tallis, a naïve ...             On Chesil Beach Ian Mcewan Anchor, 2008 Sun, sea and melancholy The book itself is rather small in stature but when the story started my attention was instantly saturated with powerful intensity for it. I found this novel to be quite extraordinary and read it in one sitting - right after having oysters for brunch; I left ready and ...             The Innocent: A Novel Ian McEwan Anchor, 1998 A startling and fascinating tale The term "breath-taking" is one that book reviewers toss about with more ease than readers believe. but McEwan's post-war/thriller/romance can leave you breathless as it slips cannily from the everyday to the astonishing. People who could not imagine being caught up in ...             The Daydreamer (Joanna Cotler Books) Ian Mcewan HarperTrophy, 2002 just what a little dreamer is looking for. - mysterious! When I was around 8... 10? An avid readier, I remember finding this at the library and falling totally in love with its charm. When I couldn't remember the author's name and tried to find it again it seemed to have magically dissapeared as a book like this sort might. ...             First Love, Last Rites: Stories Ian Mcewan Anchor, 1994 Early McEwan, promising but patchy "First Love, Last Rites (FLLR)" is Ian McEwan's first short story collection and while I love virtually every novel he has written so far - "Enduring Love", "Black Dogs" and "Atonement" are truly modern classics - FLLR is very early McEwan, showing promise but lacking ...             Black Dogs: A Novel Ian McEwan Anchor, 1998 An early gem There simply is no such thing as a bad -- or mediocre, for that matter -- McEwan book. McEwan uses the backdrop of the fall of the Berlin wall to serve as a historical context to his examination of the lives of June and Bernard Tremaine. While on her honeymoon, June ...             Atonement Ian McEwan Nan A. Talese / Doubleday, 2002 Reminiscent of Henry James, but with metafiction Ian McEwan's Atonement has the feel of classical literature: an elegant and slightly formal style, generous details, and a straightforward plot. Briony Tallis, a spoiled British 13 year old, spies her older sister Cecilia and the caretaker's son Robbie as they wrestle ...             Pan' e Pomodor - My Passage To Puglia Ian R. McEwan Lulu Enterprises, UK Ltd, 2007 Like the bread of life itself, Pan' e Pomodor is steeped in human tales Pan' e Pomodor - My Passage To Puglia Having abandoned their careers, their friends and their home in the UK, Pan' e Pomodor is the no-nonsense and compelling story of a couple who decide to start out on a quest to find a new home and a new life. 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