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The Growing Season

Seni Glaister

Genre:

Domestic



Publisher: HQ

Date Published: 2020

Book Length: 384

Format: Paperback I purchased myself

Star Rating: 4**** I liked it a lot and recommend


About Book: When life gets tough, do you give up? Or do you grow up?

Danny is riddled with anxiety. But he wants to be strong for his wife Sam. She’s been through so much already.

If only he had someone to talk to.

Sam is facing a very different future to the one she expected. She’s ready to move on, yet other people won’t let her.

If only she had someone to talk to.

Their new neighbour Diana is hiding from her past. She wanted a new life. Now she’s got it she feels angry and alone.

If only she had someone to talk to.

Each of them is hiding their pain. Each of them needs to heal. But only when they learn to let each other in will they finally be able to grow.

 

My Thoughts: Seni Glaister's "The Growing Season" is a thought-provoking and imaginative exploration of the  choices we make and the things we are dealt with in life, and Glaister excels in crafting complex and relatable characters, each with their own motives, fears, and desires. The narrative structure, which includes multiple perspectives and a non-linear timeline, adds depth and intrigue to the storytelling. However, at times, this complexity can be a bit overwhelming, and some readers may find it challenging to fully engage with all the characters and their subplots. While "The Growing Season" raises profound questions and presents a compelling vision, the pacing can be uneven, with moments of slow development followed by bursts of intense action. Additionally, the ending may leave some readers wanting more closure on certain characters. In conclusion, "The Growing Season" is a captivating and relevant novel that pushes the boundaries of traditional storytelling. If you're looking for a thought-provoking read that challenges your perspective on the future of parenthood and technology, "The Growing Season" is a worthy choice that will leave you pondering its themes long after the final page.



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