The Gathering – Anne Enright

READ FOR BOOKERTHON

Irish woman Veronica takes a closer look at her family’s troubled history while at the funeral of her brother who committed suicide.

⚈ “For me, the endless misery in The Gathering put a veil over the whole reading experience, making it impossible to see what distinguished this as a book worthy of Booker nomination. I guess if that’s what she was after, Enright has done well, but I don’t know how that translates into reader appeal.” – Rachel

⚈ “And from me …..” – Suzy

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Published 2007
Random House
272 pages

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