Name: One of Us
ISBN: 9780008534936

Elizabeth Day

‘Intelligent, darkly humorous and brilliantly written’ STANLEY TUCCI ‘This is Elizabeth Day's writing at its finest’ DOLLY ALDERTON ‘A tantalising portrait of privilege and power’ THE TIMES

One of Us

The problem with this book is me because rich people appear to be fundamentally uninteresting, in evilness and goodness both. It really makes you appreciate 'Succession' for suceeding to make us care about a rich family and find thrill in the spectacle of their horribleness. Or maybe it is just that the English upper echelon have been completely enfeedbled by generations of keeping up appearances that they lack the vigour of the nouveau-riches.

But I know this would appeal to a lot of people so OK. Maybe I got it and it never made me care anyways.

The problem with this book is me because rich people appear to be fundamentally uninteresting, in evilness and goodness both. It really makes you appreciate 'Succession' for suceeding to make us care about a rich family and find thrill in the spectacle of their horribleness. Or maybe it is just that the English upper echelon have been completely enfeedbled by generations of keeping up appearances that they lack the vigour of the nouveau-riches.

But I know this would appeal to a lot of people so OK. Maybe I got it and it never made me care anyways.

One of Us

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