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Jonathan
Coe Book Title Author Purchase Link Star Rating Jonathan
Coe Book Reviews The
Rotters'
Club
by Jonathan Coe Fiction-Net Rating Trotter,
Harding, Anderton and Chase -
sounds like a legal conglomerate,
according to their wearily
sarcastic English master but in
fact, they are a quartet of young
friends at a Birmingham school
and the narrative of The Rotters'
Club is about to take them on an
unforgettable ride through the
surreal landscape of the
1970's. As
a depiction of the seventies, The
Rotters' Club is vivid and
evocative. If you actually lived
through these times, it serves as
an important reminder. If you
didn't, it provides a much-needed
lesson in recent
history. The
Rotters' Club - Read The
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