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ISBN:	1409136612 (ISBN13: 9781409136613)
Edition Language:	English
Setting:	Dublin(Ireland)

Full House

Maeve Binchy

Paperback | Pages: 117 pages

Rating: 3.87 | 2719 Users | 258 Reviews

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Title	:	Full House
Author	:	Maeve Binchy
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Quick Reads
Pages	:	Pages: 117 pages
Published	:	2012 by The Orion Publishing Group
Categories	:	Fiction. Short Stories. Womens Fiction. Chick Lit. Romance. Contemporary

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Rosie loves her children very much, but now they are all grown up, isn't it time they left home?

Rosie moved out when she got married, but it didn't work out, so now she is back with her parents. Helen is a teacher and doesn't earn enough for a place of her own. Anthony writes songs and is just waiting for the day when someone will pay him for them. Until then, all three are happy at home. It doesn't cost them anything, and surely their parents like having a full house?

Then there is a crisis, and Dee decides things have to change for the whole family... whether they like it or not.

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Ratings: 3.87 From 2719 Users | 258 Reviews

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I found this short book very good! Mom and Dad both work to support their 4 grown children who give nothing to the parents for their food or lodging. Dad loses his job and things totally fall apart. Mom then figures out a plan that will make them enough money to stay in their house and eat. o more details except to say there is a happy ending eventually and every body benefits! Fun and a little humorous as the family figures things out!

Dear Ms. Binchy,How I miss your words. Your way of writing that captured the very essence of family life with all its imperfections and blessings has always touched my heart and I often find myself thinking back to your best works, remembering the characters whose lives touched mine. This last unread book, so very small, has been sitting on my bedside table, tempting me since your death to pick it up and read it. I've waited for a while, though, wanting to put off this last moment of savoring

Maeve Binchy was born on 28 May 1940 in Dalkey, County Dublin, Ireland, the eldest of four children. Her parents were very positive and provided her with a happy childhood. She studied at University College, Dublin and was a teacher for a while. She also loved travelling and this was how she found her niche as a writer. Binchy married Gordon Snell who is also a published writer. Her books deal with predominantly with relationship problems and many of them are set in the past in Ireland.She

Lovely story as all Maeve's are. My first iBook, I think I probably missed holding the book in the old fashioned way. Great story that flows from one character to the next, with a mix of characters that were enjoyable and relatable. Easy read and highly recommended. What a lovely lady Mrs Binchy must have been!

This was a Quick Reads edition. It was nice to see familiar characters from previous stories and is a sort of follow on from Minding Frankie, with many of the characters appearing. Dee and Liam have let their 3 grown up children live off them rent free and none of them lifting a finger to help in the house whilst mum Dee has several jobs as a cleaner to make ends meet. The father Liam then loses his job and things have to change...or do they? This was a very pleasant read with a message that

A delightful fast paced book. I immediately loved the characters, Especially Dee the mum, who after learning her husband Liam has lost his job through the economic recession,decides to rather belatedly in their lives, encourage her grown up but selfish children to contribute towards their home. The children are horrified about this but gradually they learn that not everything in life is for free and each must play their part.A book full of wit and humour, with a few lessons to be learnt in

Thank you to Netgalley and the publisher for an opportunity to read Full House by Maeve Binchy. What can I say? We all have our guilty pleasures. One of mine is the occasional novel by Maeve Binchy. It brings me back to lazy summers in my late teens when I devoured her books. It also reminds me of my father who always read very serious books about history, politics and law, punctuated by the occasional mystery, thriller or novel by Anne Tyler or Maeve Binchy (I know there is no comparison