52 pages • 1 hour read
592
Novel • Fiction
Maine • Contemporary
2022
Adult
18+ years
Fellowship Point by Alice Elliott Dark begins as an elderly woman’s quest to protect Fellowship Point from development; the story unfolds with Agnes Lee, an author, and Polly Wister, navigating their lifelong friendship and personal fulfillment amid aging. Sensitive topics include depression, mental illness, death by suicide, age-related cognitive decline, and other health concerns.
Contemplative
Mysterious
Melancholic
Bittersweet
Heartwarming
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Fellowship Point by Alice Elliott Dark has been praised for its rich character development and intricate plot, making it an engrossing read. Critics appreciate its exploration of friendship and legacy. However, some feel the pacing is slow, which may deter readers. Overall, it's deemed a thoughtful and compelling book with occasional pacing issues.
Fellowship Point by Alice Elliott Dark appeals to readers who cherish multi-generational sagas and intricate character dynamics. Fans of Ann Patchett's The Dutch House and Elizabeth Strout's Olive Kitteridge will appreciate its exploration of lifelong friendships, family secrets, and the complexities of aging with grace and resilience.
15,520 ratings
Loved it
Mixed feelings
Not a fan
592
Novel • Fiction
Maine • Contemporary
2022
Adult
18+ years
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