Title: A Booker Prize Winner
Product review: This is the second Fitzgerald I've read and I have to conclude she doesn't resonate with me. I can see the comparison to Turner paintings. The book is awash in color, emotions, thoughts smeared all together. A few of the characters such as Tilda, the young girl, who's so at home on the water and whom nothing seems to faze, stands out. Some of the adults, such as her parents, need to be throttled though. I wanted to scream at them to `grow up'. Fitzgerald won the Booker for this book so I have to conclude there's something wrong with me rather than the book. After all they don't give Booker's out to every Tom, Dick or Salman!
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