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Henry's Sisters by Cathy Lamb
This is a story about a family that’s fallen apart and ends up being put back together again. It’s about a Queen Anne house, a bakery, a motorcycle, a mid life crisis Corvette, flowery smelling pink letters, an amusing divorce, burning bras, a crime writer, love, a kid who studies different religions each week, fear, giant cupcakes, a lost father, and a disastrous childhood partially spent living in a car...
Poignant, funny, Henry’s Sisters is a novel about family and forgiveness, mothers and daughters, and gaining the wisdom to look ahead while still holding tight to everything that matters most.
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Suggested Discussion Points:
- Of the three sisters who can you relate to the most, or understand the most?
- Is the Bommarito family a functioning or non-functioning family? How is it an extreme reflection of many family issues?
- What did you find were the most poignant parts in the novel?
- What changes do you see in the characters and their relationship with eachother (if any) by the end of the book?
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June This is the Day - by Daniel Blythe
To the outside world, Tom and Ella Barclay have everything: two beautiful children, a lovely home, great jobs and, of course, each other. But after fifteen years together the lines of communication have become blurred and with fortieth birthdays not ...
May Stop Me - by Richard Jay Parker
A dark and gripping thriller that explores the dark phenomena of Internet celebrity, e-relationships and online obsession. Forward this email to ten friends each of those friends must forward it to ten friends maybe one of those friends of friend...
April Objects of Desire - by C J Emerson
Shortlisted for the CWA New Blood Award, this dark and disquietening thriller touches on themes of indentity, deceit, vulnerability and isolation. When social worker, Jess Chadwick, moves from London to the Welsh borders, she hoped to leave her har...
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