so-soI read this for an irl book club and it‘s okay. Paige does an ancestry test that she gets free and finds out her dad wasn‘t her dad. Then it‘s two timelines while she tries to figure it out now and what actually happened back in the day. It‘s going to be a good book club as we talk about how everyone feels about choices that were made. Women have had to make hard choices forever
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pickPaige thinks she knows everything about her life. But then she gets an email for a DNA testing website saying that a man she has never met and knows nothing about is her father. Paige begins to question everything she knows about herself. The email has to be a mistake right? I liked how the book was told from what was happening in Paige‘s life now and 1974 when Paige‘s mom Betsy was in collage. I was thrown by the twist at the end of the book.
pickWhat a shock it would be to take a test and find out that all of your life you weren‘t raised by your biological father. Her mom has kept this secret from her all of her life.
pickOverall Rating 4½⭐ | Narration 😁 = Very Good
What a premise this story has, it is both timely and thought-provoking. What if you found out that your dad wasn‘t really your biological father? How would something like this change you? Told in dual timelines between the daughter in question and her mother. With flawed but indelible characters...this story really ended up getting to me.
pickGreat book. Kept me engaged the whole time. I have been in a reading slump lately but not with this one. How far would you go to keep a promise? How long would you keep it? A DNA test, discovery of a biological father she didn‘t know existed. I like the way the author parallels the past and the present in this book.
Little Pieces of Me: A Novel | 
