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Mike Gayle
ISBN 9781473687370
Rs. 960
Hodder & Stoughton
Half a World Away
The Stunningly Heartfelt New Novel from the Bestselling Author of the Man I Think I Know
Who it's for: Readers who enjoy contemporary fiction about family and relationships
In 'Half a World Away', Mike Gayle masterfully tells the story of Noah and Kerry, a brother and sister separated as children and reunited decades later by an unexpected DNA test. Noah, living a quiet life, is confronted by Kerry, a struggling single mother. This poignant novel explores the complexities of their shared past and the unforeseen challenges and joys of finding family you never knew you were missing.Why You Should Read? Delves into the powerful themes of family connection, separation, and the impact of childhood experiences. Offers a heartwarming and often emotional narrative about second chances and building new relationships. Features deeply relatable characters navigating the ups and downs of life and rediscovered kinship. A compelling read for anyone who enjoys contemporary fiction with heart and a focus on human relationships.
Highlights
- Story of siblings separated in childhood and reunited by a DNA test
- Explores themes of family connection, separation, and second chances
- Features relatable characters navigating rediscovered kinship
- Heartfelt narrative about building new relationships
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Questions about this book
What is the book about?
It's about Noah and Kerry, a brother and sister separated as children and reunited decades later by an unexpected DNA test.
Who are the main characters?
Noah, who lives a quiet life, and Kerry, a struggling single mother.
What themes does the book explore?
It explores family connection, separation, the impact of childhood experiences, and the challenges and joys of finding family.
Is it a heartwarming story?
Yes, it's described as heartwarming and emotional, focusing on second chances and building new relationships.