Cassie McCullough

I think it's got a, it's a piece of confection.

It's deceptively light because as you say, Richard, she's moving so quickly in her descriptions and sometimes they may feel a little cartoonish, but I don't think that is a negative criticism because actually what she's telegraphing is a whole lot of ideas so quickly that you go, oh yeah, I can fill in the blanks.

I don't need you to do the whole detail on that because that you've nailed it just like that.

Yeah, wonderful.

Some really great engagement there.

But thank you to Yumiko Kodota for joining us.

It's been wonderful to have you along.

Wonderful to have you.

And thank you to you, Richard Aidey.

It's not often we have a conversation like this, but how delightful.

It's been lovely.

Yeah, I'm looking forward to that very much.

Now, get ready for the next book club because we will be reading two books, which I think will be just as enjoyable as the ones we've spoken about today, Kate.

Yeah, get on with your homework.

We will be back next week with a regular edition of The Bookshelf.

See you then.

Bye.

Bye.

She's a furious woman.

I'm reading it and reading it and I'm going, oh no.