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But it is unthinkable not to have a party, even though for the Doyles, family occasions are more difficult than for most. For each of them is keeping up a front, nursing a secret wound, or smarting over a hidden betrayal. And as the day draws nearer, so the tension mounts, until finally the guests gather at the party itself...
This is on of those rare books I was quite happy to be finally done with. Normally I sympathize with the characters and wish them well.. in this case, however, most of them were behaving so stupidly and were so irritating, that I'd gladly erase them myself from the surface of the fictional world :) Whenever another disaster was to fall upon another hopeless example of how not to live one's life, I was about to shout "Serves you right!".Honestly, just how boring and irritating a book can be??
Not an author I have ever ever read much from. It is lighter fiction than I normally read but a friend whose reading opinions I respect is very fond of this author and so I thought I would give it a go. Initially, I did find it very patchy reading I found the first main character, Anna difficult to bond with, because she was so very emotionally awkward and repressed, she redeemed herself tidily however and I became quite fond of her as well as several other characters. One of my favourite

A silver anniversary is always an occasion to celebrate, and for Desmond and Deirdre Doyle this celebration is no less special. As the Doyles prepare to commemorate the twenty-five years of marriage they have shared, their closest family and friends gather around them in remembrance of such a happy time. However, it is also a time fraught with tremendous uncertainty.The Doyles face an uneasy moment of reckoning as their friends and family members begin to arrive for the festivities. So much time
Marvel Binchy has a strange way of writing. Silver Wedding is about the Silver Wedding of Deidre and Desmond Doyle. She writes in the point of view of her three children Anna, Helen and Brandon. The priest who married them. Desmond Doyle's best friend Frank who he travelled to England with from Ireland and Deidres best friend I would categorise this book as a satire.The characters are all friends and family of the Doyle's.The book was well written but it got a bit boring. It wasn't a book I
Not much to say. A simple story; an easy read.
Each chapter focuses on a different character, with the last chapter bringing them all together for a silver wedding anniversary celebration. It was almost more like a series of related short stories than one novel. I love a good character story, and in that Binchy definitely delivered.
Maeve Binchy
Paperback | Pages: 400 pages Rating: 3.65 | 9878 Users | 285 Reviews

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| Original Title: | Silver Wedding |
| ISBN: | 0099498626 (ISBN13: 9780099498629) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Setting: | Ireland |
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Desmond and Deirdre Doyle will have been married for twenty-five years in October. It falls to the Doyles' eldest daughter, Anna, to decide how best to commemorate her parents' Silver Wedding. No use asking her sister Helen, living in her London convent, or her brother Brendan, who has chosen another form of exile on a bleak farm in the West of Ireland.But it is unthinkable not to have a party, even though for the Doyles, family occasions are more difficult than for most. For each of them is keeping up a front, nursing a secret wound, or smarting over a hidden betrayal. And as the day draws nearer, so the tension mounts, until finally the guests gather at the party itself...
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| Title | : | Silver Wedding |
| Author | : | Maeve Binchy |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | First Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 400 pages |
| Published | : | June 1st 2006 by Arrow (first published 1988) |
| Categories | : | Fiction. Womens Fiction. Chick Lit. Romance. Cultural. Ireland. European Literature. Irish Literature |
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Ratings: 3.65 From 9878 Users | 285 ReviewsCommentary Out Of Books Silver Wedding
I love her style. Her characters are so rich.This is on of those rare books I was quite happy to be finally done with. Normally I sympathize with the characters and wish them well.. in this case, however, most of them were behaving so stupidly and were so irritating, that I'd gladly erase them myself from the surface of the fictional world :) Whenever another disaster was to fall upon another hopeless example of how not to live one's life, I was about to shout "Serves you right!".Honestly, just how boring and irritating a book can be??
Not an author I have ever ever read much from. It is lighter fiction than I normally read but a friend whose reading opinions I respect is very fond of this author and so I thought I would give it a go. Initially, I did find it very patchy reading I found the first main character, Anna difficult to bond with, because she was so very emotionally awkward and repressed, she redeemed herself tidily however and I became quite fond of her as well as several other characters. One of my favourite

A silver anniversary is always an occasion to celebrate, and for Desmond and Deirdre Doyle this celebration is no less special. As the Doyles prepare to commemorate the twenty-five years of marriage they have shared, their closest family and friends gather around them in remembrance of such a happy time. However, it is also a time fraught with tremendous uncertainty.The Doyles face an uneasy moment of reckoning as their friends and family members begin to arrive for the festivities. So much time
Marvel Binchy has a strange way of writing. Silver Wedding is about the Silver Wedding of Deidre and Desmond Doyle. She writes in the point of view of her three children Anna, Helen and Brandon. The priest who married them. Desmond Doyle's best friend Frank who he travelled to England with from Ireland and Deidres best friend I would categorise this book as a satire.The characters are all friends and family of the Doyle's.The book was well written but it got a bit boring. It wasn't a book I
Not much to say. A simple story; an easy read.
Each chapter focuses on a different character, with the last chapter bringing them all together for a silver wedding anniversary celebration. It was almost more like a series of related short stories than one novel. I love a good character story, and in that Binchy definitely delivered.

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