so-soUnfortunately, THE FAVORITE DAUGHTER was a miss, for me there where too many dislikes. 1. The relationship between sisters was very predictable. 2. The story had to many repeatitive details. 3. There was too many sterotypes in her scene descriptions and complexities of family. 4. The dialogue just felt forced. Obviously the novel is about the importance of memory and here is where the author did a good job, and the only reason I finished the book
pickhttps://www.bluestockingreviews.com/post/the-favorite-daughter-1 THE FAVORITE DAUGHTER is a brilliantly written, emotional novel steeped in a family drama of betrayal, secrets and forgiveness. The characters are delightfully well-developed and you can‘t help but feel their angst and pain.
pick5 ☆ The story backdrop is their father‘s Alzheimer‘s bringing Colleen home to S Carolina after living in NY for ten years. It‘s storyline is about a sisters betrayal, the aftermath and a father‘s shocking secret. Family drama, yes, but the memories of home and love of family are the emotional touching sentiments that give you hope for this family‘s second-chance. I also enjoyed the Irish references throughout and fun Irish quotes.
pickY‘all! This book is great! Stop by my blog for my review! https://reecaspieces.com/2019/06/04/the-favorite-daughter-by-patti-callahan-henr...
Nothing like taking the trash out on a Saturday morning and seeing book mails on the lawnmower 🤷🏻♀️. So excited for this one!
I got to spend today with the lovely Patti Callahan Henry selling books at an event she was speaking at on Dafuskie Island. It‘s a rough life when a workday means listening to a talented author speak. Now I get a head start on her new book due out in June.
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