Name: The Art of Mending
ISBN: 9780099476467

Elizabeth Berg

From the author of "We Are All Welcome Here" comes her most ambitious work to date--a moving novel where unearthed truths force one seemingly ordinary family to reexamine their disparate lives and to ask themselves: Is it too late to mend the hurts of the past?

The Art of Mending

Returning home for a family reunion, Laura Bartone and her brother, Steve, are stunned by their sister's allegations of shocking behavior on the part of their mother, and must come to terms with the truth and lies within their family.

Julie Twist

Having read two of Elizabeth Berg's books, I've decided they're not for me. They're pleasant enough but there's no real depth to them. This was the story of three siblings, now adults, Laura, Caroline and Steve. The family meet up every year, but this year Caroline wants to talk about their childhood with her siblings, to see if her memories of their mother are the same as theirs.

Bad Girl Bex

Awful. Boring. All the female characters are snidey, whiney bitches and the men are two-dimensionsal maguffins designed to move dreary, uninteresting plot on. Don't know why it was on Kindle. Found it, randomly read it, hated it. Total drivel. Don't do it to yourself.

The Art of Mending

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