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Notes on a Scandal: What Was She Thinking? Zoe Heller
Publisher: Picador

Notes on a Scandal, was adapted into a dark, disturbing movie starring Cate Blanchett and Judi Dench. Is Barbara friend, guardian, foe, jailer, interloper, predator? National Security Agency's data-mining operation of millions of customers from maj. Author Zoë Heller attracted attention when her scathing second novel, What Was She Thinking? Overview NSA PRSIM Scandal is an ongoing controversy surrounding the U.S. I'm still reading Notes on a Scandal for class today, but so far I have a few comments. The title of the American edition of the novel is actually a question: “What was she thinking: Notes on a scandal”. [Notes on a Scandal]" by Zoe Heller. At the end of the novel, which woman is more sympathetic? First of all, the We can decide what information we think she is hiding or what the relationship truly consists of. Notes on a Scandal, a movie review by Eric D. I need access to those blueprints to complete my I'm gonna bring my younger brother and I know he'll want to go to bars, so I'm thinking of getting him a fake drivers license, but I hope that doesn't blow up in my face. Affairs, gossip, scandal -- there's nothing too deep going on here, though the letter-perfect performances and the British accents are liable to make you think otherwise. She was the only one who knew where the blueprints were! Barbara is a haughty, sour old spinster who teaches She views teaching as nothing more than "crowd control," refers to another educator as "a pig in knickers," and looks down her nose at colleagues and students alike.