Name: A Secret Kept
ISBN: 9780312593315

Tatiana de Rosnay

When traumatic memories about a disturbing event from a childhood summer holiday cause his sister to suffer a debilitating car accident, Antoine befriends a street-wise mortician who helps him to manage painful family truths. By the best-selling author of Sarah's Key. 250,000 first printing.

A Secret Kept

Sarah Campbell

"When I am dead, my dearest, Sing no sad songs for me; Plant thou no roses at my head, Nor shady cypress tree: Be the green grass above me

With showers and dewdrops wet; And if thou wilt, remember, And if thou wilt, forget.”

This book was so touching, and I can’t explain why. It felt so simple yet moving at the same time. 

I enjoyed it, but felt that the ending was really fast. I guess the point was to show how life goes on despite grief and you just have to keep seeing what happens, but I need complete conclusions. 

This book was so touching, and I can’t explain why. It felt so simple yet moving at the same time. 

I enjoyed it, but felt that the ending was really fast. I guess the point was to show how life goes on despite grief and you just have to keep seeing what happens, but I need complete conclusions. 

Nonetheless, I really enjoyed it. 

Lauren hughes 

I echo almost everyone's word's that gave it one star.This book was highly disappointing!I LOVED Sarah's Key!!When I heard about this book and I saw it at Target I grabbed it in high anticipation!And let me just say,I almost hated this book.It started out ok,but then the main male character started to become slightly perverted.He also seemed to have a woe is me attitude throughout. This story is about a family secret and when the secret is reviled,I thought two things.One,how anti-climatic.Two,I felt like the author was trying to push some political propaganda.I admire Tatiana for attempting something new.But this book was a flop.