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The Thing About Clare edition by Imogen Clark Literature Fiction eBooks

Very good and interesting read. Typical family dynamics, here seen from each person's perspective to meld into the story. Clare feels she's not really connected to her family in so many ways. She becomes a street person, living a difficult life with her illegitimate son to fend for themselves. Some readers may be offended by her language. Great ending.


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The Thing About Clare edition by Imogen Clark Literature Fiction eBooks Reviews

I’m kind of in limbo about how I felt about this story. Family dynamics are difficult to understand, and this family had many flaws, despite a seemingly close family unit. Involved parents, enough money to be comfortable and that one sibling that seemed to keep everything unsettled, kind of like my own middle sister, who always blamed everyone else for her issues.
Maybe Clare reminded me too much of my own sibling, that managed to keep the family in a state of upheaval. I just didn’t see a lot of affection for each other, they basically lived together, without really bonding, although I found Dorothy, loving and nurturing with her family.
This is a novel with well defined characters, a Mother’s secret, that silently has an affect on all of her children. She entrusts that secret to her “favorite” child Anna, and burdens her with information that could completely destroy the fragile relationships they have. I thought it was an interesting read, but maybe a little too depressing. Imogene Clark is an excellent writer, interesting characters, and a well developed plot.
I enjoy British novels and did find this entertaining.
A heartfelt story about the relationships between family members. Clare has always felt like an outsider in her own family (can anyone else relate?). Her mother has recently passed away and given her other daughter, Anne, specific instructions to destroy her will and a letter she had written to Clare. Anne cannot help herself and reads the letter, leaving her in a dilemma about whether or not to tell Clare of its contents. The mystery unfolds, leaving a family in turmoil. I loved this story of complicated relationships and forgiveness.
Kept you interested through the whole book
Great book
There wasn’t much of a plot to the story. The characters were interesting.
I wouldn't have predicted the overall plot and subplots to this book in a million years. Perhaps that's why it was such an interesting story. My interest lagged some in the first third of the book but picked up and was hard to put down after a particular point (no spoilers here).
Started out reading the book by thinking "Now, why did I think this book was for me?" I actually thought that through the whole book. Kept reading it hoping there was something to find some reason for it. It was a downer.
Very good and interesting read. Typical family dynamics, here seen from each person's perspective to meld into the story. Clare feels she's not really connected to her family in so many ways. She becomes a street person, living a difficult life with her illegitimate son to fend for themselves. Some readers may be offended by her language. Great ending.