Molly Fader writes complicated women and family secrets SO WELL. I do wish she‘d inject some more of her humour into her writing since she is HILARIOUS in person.
Molly Fader writes complicated women and family secrets SO WELL. I do wish she‘d inject some more of her humour into her writing since she is HILARIOUS in person.
The sacrifices we make for the ones we love. The choices we make out of sheer necessity that we cannot foresee it's possible ramifications. The secrets that can erode a foundation. A lovely heartbreaking story of forgiveness and reforging of family bonds. Thank you @cocoreads and #NewYearWhoDis for this wonderful pick.
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I have fallen head first into this one. Awww its great. I just past the halfway mark. I am devouring it. #LitsyLove #NewYearWhoDis
Shannon! Your #jolabokaflodswap package arrived! 😊😊 Thank you so much- I‘m looking forward to reading this one (hopefully before I have to go back to work 😉). And the chocolates are already hidden from the rest of my family, as they are all my favorites! Thanks again!!
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Set in my home state of Michigan, The Bitter and Sweet of Cherry Season by Molly Fader is a sweet story about overcoming the bitterness of the past. When Hope arrives at her aunt's house late in the night, sporting a black eye and with her young daughter in tow, the three generations of women come together, grow together, and uncover past secrets as they work their way towards forging a better future for all of them. I truly enjoyed this book!
The bitter and sweet of 3 library holds coming in on the same day. 🤣🤣
There were indeed three generations of voices in this story and, at first, I wasn‘t too thrilled with the POV from Tink, Hope‘s daughter. Now, I‘m glad that it included Hope, Peg, and Tink as main characters with their own voice because they each added interest to not only their character but to the other characters as well. I ended up absolutely adoring them all and the relationship that was developed between them was memorable and endearing.