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Roddy
Doyle Book Title Author Purchase Link Star Rating Roddy
Doyle Book Reviews A
Star Called
Henry
by Roddy
Doyle Fiction-Net Rating A
historical tale marking a new
turn in Roddy Doyle's writing.
Born in the slums of Dublin in
1902, his father a one-legged
whorehouse bouncer, Henry Smart
has to grow up fast. He
eventually becomes a Fenian, a
rebel, a republican legend - one
of Michael Collins's boys, an
assassin on a stolen
bike. A
Star Called Henry failed to
capture my interest. What saves
this novel from being an unworthy
read, is Roddy Doyle's ability to
create memorable
characters. A
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