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Dinner at the Homesick Restaurant
- Narrated by: Suzanne Toren
- Length: 13 hrs and 15 mins
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Summary
Through every family run memories that bind it together - despite everything. The Tulls of Baltimore are no exception. Abandoned by her salesman husband, Pearl is left to bring up her three children alone - Cody, a flawed devil; Ezra, a flawed saint; and Jenny, errant and passionate. Now as Pearl lies dying, stiffly encased in her pride and solitude, the past is unlocked and with it, secrets.
A classic novel from one of America's greatest living novelists, now available as an audiobook.
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- J Salisbury
- 07-06-22
5 stars
Every character was insufferable but i couldn’t get enough. My favourite AT so far!
Fantastic narration too!
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- Lana
- 22-05-24
Everything is perfect
This is one of my favourite books by Ann Tyler. A beautifully performed story about a family who eventually managed to eat at the Homesick Restaurant.
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- Mrs. S. J. Baldwin
- 25-01-21
The Narrator and story is wonderful
The story is very enjoyable and I thoroughly enjoyed the pace and characters.
Suzanne Toren’s narration always draws me in and I always look forward to hearing her read
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- Molly
- 15-12-17
Heartbreaking, a must-read
Beautiful, astute, brilliant. The narrator's voice is too slow but when sped up it's perfect
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- L A.
- 27-07-21
Very good
This is a beautifully written tale of family dysfunction and survival. My only criticism is that is over long and the narrative could have been more concise. The narration was very good.
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- K. J. Bute
- 12-08-24
Dysfunctional families
Took me some time to understand the title Perhaps food is what binds people together but it is not enough in itself but often there is someone who cares enough to try to find the missing ingredient..
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- D carson
- 23-09-23
Wonderful, my all time favourite author
Beautifully narrated - perfect listening, so whimsical, and as always AT captures the whole spectrum of life
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- Tammy 798
- 27-03-24
Wonderfully written
Characters are gradually unpicked, like getting to know a stranger. Wonderfully written.
Narration is awful. We don’t need voices like we are being read a children’s story. Completely spoils a fantastic novel.
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- Ms Hilary Thornton
- 19-04-21
Classic Anne Tyler
Tightly controlled narrative covering the adult life of Pearl and her three children. Typical of Anne Tyler who embroiders the family detail until we have the full picture without anything suddenly breaking the narrative. Very enjoyable.
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- heather macken
- 23-02-23
Slow start but really enjoyed it!
Anne Tyler is my favourite author. This has great observations as you’d expect from her but for me it isn’t my favourite book of hers. It didn’t quite have the magic of say Back When We Were Grownups. Still left me wishing I’d not finished it
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