Wildflower Hill
Editorial Review - Books+Publishing - Thorpe-Bowker and ContributorsSet across two different generations and a number of different locations, Wildflower Hill follows a grandmother and granddaughter, linked together by boxes of ephemera left in an old Tasmanian house. The narrative alternates between Emma, who has recently returned to Australia after an accident has ended her dancing career, and Beattie, a woman in an unfortunate condition months before the ... Read full review
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User Review - Bethany Bintz - GoodreadsI really loved this book. I have a long commute to work and am in grad school, so most of my reading is done from audio books. The audio version of this was also great. I loved the story and the ... Read full review
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User Review - Heather - GoodreadsI decided to read this book based on goodreads and amazon recommendations, I think because I had really liked Kate Morton's The Forgotten Garden. When it arrived I saw Morton had even written a blurb ... Read full review
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User Review - Susie Turner - GoodreadsMaybe I'm biased because I found it in a big bin at Walmart and paid only $3 for this book, so I wasn't expecting much, but I thought it was fantastic! I couldn't put it down. It tells the story of a ... Read full review
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User Review - Sophia - GoodreadsI love books with dual narratives. I can't imagine how hard this is to do well, but Freeman ( Wilkins) manages to do it beautifully. I could not put this book down and have recommended it to several ... Read full review
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User Review - Michelle - GoodreadsGoodreads recommended this book for "authors like Lynn Coady." Can't say I agree there, but the plot was a pretty good one, and it coincidentally paralleled my life in parts: one of the two main ... Read full review
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User Review - Lacy - GoodreadsI went on an emotional journey with the two main female characters in this book. The journey was worth it. A grandmother's story and years later a granddaughter's story at the most trying times of their lives. I thought the book was beautifully written and I was entranced by page 20. Read full review
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User Review - Sarah - GoodreadsThis is a very good book and its one that is hard to put back down once you get started. I finished this book in two days and I really enjoyed it. I really connected well with both main women Beattie ... Read full review
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User Review - Lisa - GoodreadsWow! For such a simple story, i didn't want it to end! This book was told between two narratives, two generations and two vastly different times. I'm not sure whose narrative I enjoyed more, but felt ... Read full review
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User Review - Hannah - GoodreadsWildflower Hill gets off to a slow start, but I was completely hooked once I get in to the story. The novel ties together the stories of a young woman and her grandmother. Neither woman seems like ... Read full review
