Where Are the Grown-Ups?
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Narrateur(s):
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Ruth Badley
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Ruth Badley
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It’s never too late to say sorry. A whispered family tragedy ripples across three generations in this coming of age mother-and-daughter story.
Sylvia is dying, and her daughter, a British expat living in Dubai, recalls her childhood and the confusing relationship she had with her mother. After Sylvia’s death, she searches for explanations amongst her mother’s possessions, prompting uncomfortable childhood memories and clues to her mother’s sadness. The story moves back to London’s Jewish East End in 1930, where Rose is expecting a baby.
When the natural order is disrupted, and part of our personal history is erased, who do we become? 'As children we assume our parents are perfect and complete creations, but mums and dads will inevitably misbehave, test the boundaries, make mistakes, stamp their feet, and shed tears before they become the men and women they need to be.
©2019 Ruth Badley (P)2021 Ruth Badley