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Intermezzo

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SKU: 9780571365470

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In “Intermezzo” (ISBN: 9780571365470), Sally Rooney explores the complexities of family and relationships. Brothers Peter and Ivan navigate grief, ambition, and love in different ways. Peter, a successful lawyer, battles inner demons while juggling two women, Sylvia and Naomi. Ivan, a young chess prodigy, seeks meaning in competition. Rooney’s sharp prose dissects their struggles with intimacy and identity, against the backdrop of contemporary Dublin. Explore love, loss, and self-discovery with Rooney’s insightful storytelling.

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Description

  • ISBN-13: 9780571365470
  • Publisher: Faber & Faber
  • Binding: Paperback
  • No of Pages: 432
  • Weight: 448 gr
  • ISBN-10: 0571365477
  • Publisher Date: 24 Sep 2024
  • Height: 136 mm
  • Spine Width: 35 mm
  • Width: 215 mm

25 reviews for Intermezzo

  1. Jaipal Kumar –

    I enjoyed it overall, but felt that some parts could have been developed further. Rooney’s writing style is still excellent.

  2. Gouri Mangal –

    A decent book with some interesting themes. I enjoyed it but expected more based on Rooney’s previous work.

  3. Aryan Khatri –

    The book was okay. I didn’t hate it, but I didn’t love it. Some of the scenes dragged on for too long.

  4. Prince Kumar –

    Enjoyed the book but felt detached from the characters. The writing is good but the story did not fully captivate me.

  5. Tanya –

    An interesting exploration of sibling dynamics. I loved the characters and how they navigated their lives. Good book!

  6. Anika –

    Found it a bit slow-paced and introspective, but overall a worthwhile read. The themes are relevant and resonant.

  7. Kalamkar Pratik Purushottam –

    A moving exploration of loss and love. Rooney’s prose is beautiful. The characters are complex and flawed.

  8. Kalpana Prasad –

    The writing style is really great! I enjoyed it a lot. Peter’s story arc resonated deeply with me.

  9. Sreyoshi Gope –

    Rooney’s writing is sharp as ever, but I didn’t connect with the characters as much as I hoped. Explores grief in a compelling way.

  10. Rupal Singh –

    The novel is captivating and thought-provoking. Rooney’s ability to create realistic characters is remarkable. Very impressive.

  11. Hariom Tiwari –

    An engrossing read. Rooney creates such complex and believable characters. A truly exceptional novel.

  12. Ankita Singh –

    A beautifully written novel about grief, ambition, and family. Rooney’s insights are profound. Highly recommend!

  13. Abhigyan Raj –

    Enjoyed the exploration of the brothers’ contrasting lives. Found the ending a bit abrupt. Peter’s internal struggles were well-written.

  14. Arushi Mittal –

    I loved the chess prodigy storyline! Rooney captures the essence of family dynamics. A very thought-provoking read.

  15. Saksham Dhawan –

    Rooney at her finest! Explores the complexities of human relationships with such honesty. I could not put it down.

  16. Kratik Gupta –

    Another solid Rooney novel. The themes of grief and ambition are expertly handled. However, the plot felt a little slow at times.

  17. Mihir Chowdhury –

    Rooney’s writing style shines, but the story lacked a certain spark for me. The characters felt a little underdeveloped.

  18. Shreyas Arora –

    I liked the book, but it moved slower than her others. Some parts were moving but overall not the best.

  19. Ishita Mishra –

    I absolutely adored the story. It was so beautiful and heartfelt. Definitely going to be re-reading this again soon.

  20. Kumavat Sagar Nana –

    The writing is great, but the story was just okay for me. I felt like it was missing something. Overall, not great.

  21. Chilaka Alan –

    Rooney has a unique writing voice, but I didn’t connect with this story. The characters felt distant and the plot was slow.

  22. Navneet Kumar –

    A great novel from Rooney. The characters are so well-developed. The writing pulls you in from the first page.

  23. Simran Khurana –

    I found it to be quite depressing. Beautifully written but quite slow. I had to push myself to finish it.

  24. Rajath Viswam P S –

    Struggled to get into the book, unfortunatelly. I found the characters unrelatable and the plot meandered a bit.

  25. Shashank Joshi –

    Not my favorite Rooney novel, but still well-written. I struggled to connect with the characters’ emotional distance.

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