... , and found it a little confusing and difficult to read. Well, for those of you who already like Niffenegger, and for those of us who were unsure, this new book, Her Fearful Symmetry, is a winner. As the title suggest, there are many layers of symmetry in the book. There are couples, and pairs, coming together, and coming undone. As one of the main characters, ...

... I think The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo is still my favorite in the series), I picked up Her Fearful Symmetry. I really didn’t know much about the book, except that it’s a ghost story set in Highgate Cemetery ... was superior, but I’m only about 50 pages or so in). Also, an odd note about Her Fearful Symmetry — Niffenegger is American, but the book is written with British ...

... Niffenegger's illustrated novels: The Three Incestuous Sisters and The Adventuress. Still, going into Her Fearful Symmetry, I'd read several rave reviews and a few ... t know what to expect, and although I had high hopes, I kept my expectations a little lower. Her Fearful Symmetry is essentially the story of two sets of twins: Elspeth and Edie; and Edie's daughters Julie and Valentina. ...

... Cemetary, with its elaborate Victorian tombs, where Elspeth is buried. Her Fearful Symmetry is the type of novel that makes its way into your dreams because of the power of Niffenegger's ... exotic locales seem to lend themselves powerfully to that medium. However, if Hollywood does snap Her Fearful Symmetry up, I will certainly avoid seeing it, as I avoided The Time Traveler's Wife movie, ...

... What immortal hand or eye Could frame thy fearful symmetry? —William Blake, The Tyger Evariste ... quot;magic trick" changes. "For Galois symmetry was all about motion, what can you do to a symmetrical object so it can looks the same," du ... mosaics on the walls of the Alhambra contain 17 different kinds of symmetry in all, making it a treasure-trove for mathematicians. (A paper on ...

136. Her Fearful Symmetry by Audrey Niffenegger (2009) Length: 406 pages Genre: It’s a ... parallels between characters and events are always present, lending the book itself the symmetry of the title, without ever being intrusive. There are parts that got as complicated as anything in TTW (I had ... 4.5 stars, General Fiction Tagged: audrey niffenegger, book, book review, her fearful symmetry