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Little Broken Things |
by Nicole Baart |
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Book Review |
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If you like light suspenseful stories, with some family drama tossed in, this is the book for you. I found the writing style and plotting similar to Liane Moriarty and Jojo Moyes - so those who love these two, should jump right in and give this book a try. The story is straightforward; it explores a dysfunctional family and how decisions they individually make can have a dominos effect. It's also a story of a mother's love for her child and the journey to mending a broken family.
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