Bitter Orange Book Review

Bitter Orange Book Review. A demented memory play — atonement by way of the little. The setting is very atmospheric and has an air of mystery;

Bitter orange is a twisty, thorny, darkly atmospheric page turner about loneliness and belonging, a book that delves into its protagonist's mind and heart even as. This is an excellent book that had me totally hooked from the first few pages. Looks sweet and plump as an orange but it’s almost inedible and sour.

5.0 out of 5 starsno spoilers here!

It’s a tribute to fuller’s abilities that even when her plot feels slight, the atmosphere she conjures creates its own choking sense of dread. However, this book was so good that i managed to read it in two days, mostly when my baby was sleeping, and i should have been too. It’s a tribute to fuller’s abilities that even when her plot feels slight, the atmosphere she conjures creates its own choking sense of dread. From claire fuller — the author of our endless numbered days and swimming lessons — bitter orange is a seductive psychological portrait, a keyhole into the dangers of longing and how far a woman might go to escape her past.