· Harnessing the exquisite timing of the great comedies to the narrative power and emotional intelligence for which she is famous, Toni Jordan brings all her wit, wisdom and flair to this brilliant, hilarious novel. FEATURES. ‘Toni Jordan, Anna Karenina and Our Tiny, Useless Hearts.’. Toni Jordan at the Text blog. · What’s consistent in Jordan’s romcoms is plotting to find a satisfying ending for characters who don’t fit the mould. In Addition it was a character with OCD; in Fall Girl it was a professional con-artist; In Our Tiny Useless Hearts Janice is infertile. In amongst the mayhem of the adulterous adults there are sobering glimpses of Caroline’s grief and her regret about the choices she has made, but it’s Estimated Reading Time: 3 mins. · Her latest novel is Our Tiny, Useless Hearts (). ‘A new Toni Jordan is always a special pleasure and her latest is a wonderful, witty treat of a novel: cutting and clever, and yet so very romantic, as though P. G. Wodehouse had satirised life in the suburbs.’ Liane MoriartyCategory: Free.
Toni Jordan on Our Tiny, Useless Hearts by The Booktopia Books Podcast published on TZ We catch up bestselling author, Toni Jordan, to chat about her new book Our Tiny, Useless Hearts! Toni Jordan's latest novel, Our Tiny, Useless Hearts, is a romp through the contemporary complexities of living well. Very quickly, Jordan introduces us to a cast of wonderfully flawed characters all trying desperately to live honestly and without regret. Narratively driven, reading this crafty, clever and comical novel is not unlike. 'OUR TINY, USELESS HEARTS is loads of fun and clever too.'Books + PublishingToni Jordan talks about her delightful new romantic comedy, OUR TINY, USELESS HEA.
Our Tiny, Useless Hearts by Toni Jordan, Review: Made my day Our Tiny, Useless Hearts Synopsis. Henry has ended his marriage to Caroline and headed off to Noosa with Mercedes’ grade BOOK REVIEW. I have long been a fan of Aussie author Toni Jordan’s brand of humour and original and intelligent. Our Tiny, Useless Hearts is an Australian vaudeville and it could be a theatre play with doors banging, husbands and lovers hiding behind doors or under the bed, misunderstandings, secrets, allusions and grand scenes. I would love to see this on stage. You need to be in the right mood to enjoy this kind of book. What’s consistent in Jordan’s romcoms is plotting to find a satisfying ending for characters who don’t fit the mould. In Addition it was a character with OCD; in Fall Girl it was a professional con-artist; In Our Tiny Useless Hearts Janice is infertile. In amongst the mayhem of the adulterous adults there are sobering glimpses of Caroline’s grief and her regret about the choices she has made, but it’s skilfully handled so that the comedy doesn’t falter.
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