I love New York Review Book classics (NYRB). They really know to collect the best literature of the last century. I read this just based on the label. It's about a family of musicians. The talented twins are learning piano from their mother. Their father is a gambler. The daughter Cordelia is a violinist but she isn't very good. She has a teacher who doesn't know any better and has her do concerts. This book also has a touch of the supernatural. The book is around 400 pages. I think it could have been edited a bit. Still, I was impressed. There were sequels. I'll get around to them this year and next. Rebecca West also wrote a nonfiction book I'm curious about Black Lamb and Grey Falcon. 3.5/5
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