Book review: Pacy novel is full of charm

At 165 pages, it is one of Tyler’s shortest novels, and this hyper focus on just three days means we’re thrust right into the narrative straight away
Book review: Pacy novel is full of charm

Anne Tyler is known for her intimate portrayals of families and relationships.Picture: David Levenson/Getty

Sat, 15 Feb, 2025 - 01:00
Deirdre McArdle

  • Three Days in June Anne Tyler 
  • Vintage, €17.99
  • Review: Deirdre McArdle  

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