Joining the Grown-ups

Joining the Grown-ups by Christine Park is a novel published by Penguin in 1987, featuring 323 pages in English. The story follows Josie as she arrives in London with the hope of reconnecting with her estranged mother, Sylvia. However, Sylvia’s inability to engage leads Josie to explore a relationship with Jeremy, a business colleague of her mother, which ultimately unveils aspects of both her own sexuality and her mother’s history.
Readers will find a narrative that delves into themes of familial relationships and personal discovery. As Josie navigates her complex feelings towards her mother and her burgeoning sexuality, the story presents a nuanced exploration of love and connection. This edition invites readers to reflect on the intricate dynamics of family and the impact of past choices on present lives.
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Josie comes to London seeking to love and be loved by her estranged mother Sylvia. But Sylvia is unable to respond. She then turns to Syvia’s business colleague Jeremy, and Jeremy opens the door to Josie’s own sexuality and her mother’s past.
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