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Storyteller's Daughter by Maria Goodin
Meg May can't remember anything about her early childhood but her cookery-obsessed, fairytale-telling mother has filled her in on all the important details. Meg knows that her father was a French chef who died in a tragic pastry-making accident; that as a premature baby she was put on a sunny windowsill to ripen; and that the scar on her cheek was the result of a nasty nip from one of her mother's crab cakes. But, at eight years old, Meg rebels against this fictional life and decides there and then to turn her back on the world of stories, determined to let logic rule every thought and deed. Now on the verge of a respected scientific career with a scientist boyfriend who believes only in facts, Meg is called home. Her mother is ill and as Meg spends one last beautiful summer baking, gardening and talking with her mother, rediscovering what's important, she longs to know the reality of her life - but Meg may not discover the truth in time. A poignant, funny and heartwarming novel of mothers and daughters, families and secrets, this is a book to lose - and find yourself - in.
'A remarkable debut... a beautifully quirky gem of a novel.' - Laissez Faire 'I was totally enchanted by this novel which is at once funny, moving and thought-provoking.' - Deborah Swift, author of literary blog, The Riddle of Writing.
ISBN: 9781743312865
ISBN-10: 1743312865 Classification: Modern & contemporary fiction (post c 1945) Format: Paperback (190mm x 135mm x mm) Pages: 280 Imprint: Allen & Unwin Publisher: Allen & Unwin Publish Date: 1-Dec-2012 Country of Publication: Australia |
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