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The Truth According to Us by Annie Barrows
4.0
I listened to this one on audio and loved the narrators!
I picked this one up because Annie Barrows is the coauthor of "The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society"(which I loved) so I wanted to give her solo adult fiction a try.
It is told in 3 perspectives: spunky 12 year old Willa Romeyn, spinster and owner of a boarding house Aunt Jottie, and Layla Beck- daughter of a senator who has been cut off from daddy's inheritance and sent to Macedonia, West Virginia to write a book about the history of the town.
Like in "Guernsey", the town of Macedonia has a cast of interesting minor characters. There is some romance, some history, some tragedy, some redemption, and some mystery- what does Willa's Dad actually do for a living and why has Aunt Jottie remained unmarried for so many years?
For anyone who enjoys a book with small town charm, who enjoys a book with a large cast of interesting characters, and a story about a family with many secrets.
I picked this one up because Annie Barrows is the coauthor of "The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society"(which I loved) so I wanted to give her solo adult fiction a try.
It is told in 3 perspectives: spunky 12 year old Willa Romeyn, spinster and owner of a boarding house Aunt Jottie, and Layla Beck- daughter of a senator who has been cut off from daddy's inheritance and sent to Macedonia, West Virginia to write a book about the history of the town.
Like in "Guernsey", the town of Macedonia has a cast of interesting minor characters. There is some romance, some history, some tragedy, some redemption, and some mystery- what does Willa's Dad actually do for a living and why has Aunt Jottie remained unmarried for so many years?
For anyone who enjoys a book with small town charm, who enjoys a book with a large cast of interesting characters, and a story about a family with many secrets.