John Irving

Below are all of the items from the creator John Irving.

	Score	Title	Creator	Year	Genre	Review
	7	*The Cider House Rules*	John Irving	1985	Fiction	This was nothing like what I was expecting. Irving delivers, as always, in the department of providing something touching and poignant while also being really entertaining, and dare I say, fun, but the heaviness of this story is what I will remember most. Particularly dealing with the topic of abortion and women's rights, Irving really paints such a vivid picture of how this conversation seems to never want to change. Reviewed on Monday, October 23rd, 2023, 10:38am.	John Irving - The Cider House Rules - Fiction - 1985 - This was nothing like what I was expecting. Irving delivers, as always, in the department of providing something touching and poignant while also being really entertaining, and dare I say, fun, but the heaviness of this story is what I will remember most. Particularly dealing with the topic of abortion and women's rights, Irving really paints such a vivid picture of how this conversation seems to never want to change.

Score

Title

Creator

Year

Genre

Review

The Cider House Rules

John Irving

1985

Fiction

This was nothing like what I was expecting. Irving delivers, as always, in the department of providing something touching and poignant while also being really entertaining, and dare I say, fun, but the heaviness of this story is what I will remember most. Particularly dealing with the topic of abortion and women's rights, Irving really paints such a vivid picture of how this conversation seems to never want to change.

Reviewed on Monday, October 23rd, 2023, 10:38am.

John Irving - The Cider House Rules - Fiction - 1985 - This was nothing like what I was expecting. Irving delivers, as always, in the department of providing something touching and poignant while also being really entertaining, and dare I say, fun, but the heaviness of this story is what I will remember most. Particularly dealing with the topic of abortion and women's rights, Irving really paints such a vivid picture of how this conversation seems to never want to change.

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