Things We Knew Were True
Things We Knew Were True by Nicci Gerrard, published by Penguin in 2004, is a poignant exploration of family dynamics and personal growth. This edition spans 310 pages and is presented in English. The narrative follows Edie, who, at sixteen, grapples with her love for Ricky against her parents’ disapproval. A tragic event disrupts her childhood, leading her to confront the complexities of her past two decades later when she returns home with her own family.
In this compelling story, Edie seeks answers to the lingering questions about her childhood and the family secrets that have shaped her life. The themes of family life and sibling relationships are intricately woven throughout the plot, as Edie navigates her memories and the impact of her choices. As she reflects on the truths she once held dear, readers will find a thoughtful examination of how the past continues to influence the present.
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“Edie loves Ricky but her parents don’t approve. At sixteen she thinks she’s old enough to make her own choices, be her own person. Old enough to know what she wants from life. But when tragedy turns Edie’s world upside down, she’s thrown out of the comforting embrace of a childhood once and for all. Twenty years later, with a young family of her own, Edie is called back home. And now she’s full of questions: What happened to the people who still haunt her dreams? How long can family secrets remain hidden? And what became of the things that, at sixteen, Edie knew were true?” – Back cover.
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