Falling in Place

Falling in Place by Ann Beattie is a reissue published by Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group on May 7, 1991. This 352-page novel explores the complexities of family dynamics, focusing on the intricate relationships within a family marked by a hidden love triangle and the challenges faced by a ten-year-old son whose issues may impact everyone around him.
Readers will find an unsettling narrative that delves into the psychological aspects of family life. The story presents a nuanced examination of the characters’ interactions and the emotional undercurrents that shape their experiences. Through its exploration of familial ties and individual struggles, this edition invites reflection on the nature of love and the fragility of relationships.
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An unsettling novel that traces the faltering orbits of the members of one family from a hidden love triangle to the ten-year-old son whose problem may pull everyone down.
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