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Alice and Hanna navigate the complexities of growing up with a mother who employs a divide-and-conquer strategy in parenting and a father who is notably absent. Their older brother Michael's disapproval looms large over them, while an unspoken catastrophe has cast a long shadow on their family dynamics. As adults, both women face unpleasant realities in their professional and romantic lives and grapple with family tensions that have grown more intricate over time. Their lives did not unfold as they envisioned, leading Alice and Hanna to seek ways to mend their strained relationship. They stand at a crossroads with their domineering mother, forced to decide whether to conform to her ways or rebel against the status quo. Ultimately, they must determine if life is simply—as Hanna perceives it—a tragic tale punctuated by moments of humor. From the author of "Our Fathers," named the Waterstones Book of the Month, comes a captivating domestic comedy that delves into the nuances of mental health and the complexities of sibling relationships within the family structure.
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Alice and Hanna navigate the complexities of growing up with a mother who employs a divide-and-conquer strategy in parenting and a father who is notably absent. Their older brother Michael's disapproval looms large over them, while an unspoken catastrophe has cast a long shadow on their family dynamics. As adults, both women face unpleasant realities in their professional and romantic lives and grapple with family tensions that have grown more intricate over time. Their lives did not unfold as they envisioned, leading Alice and Hanna to seek ways to mend their strained relationship. They stand at a crossroads with their domineering mother, forced to decide whether to conform to her ways or rebel against the status quo. Ultimately, they must determine if life is simply—as Hanna perceives it—a tragic tale punctuated by moments of humor. From the author of "Our Fathers," named the Waterstones Book of the Month, comes a captivating domestic comedy that delves into the nuances of mental health and the complexities of sibling relationships within the family structure.
