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HOPE Single mother Sarah is guilt-ridden when an accident leaves her young daughter, Melody, seriously injured and their once music-filled lives silent. When she discovers her grandmother Rosalie's war correspondence, she thinks she might have found a way to save her family, but it will require a leap of faith ... HEARTACHE In 1945, Rosalie is desperate to forge a career as a journalist, and taking photos for soldiers serving in the war might just lead to the job of her dreams. But when two brothers she's been corresponding with come home to Redgum River, her life is turned upside down and she flees, vowing to never return. HEALING The hope that a music retreat can help Melody lures the three generations of women to Redgum River, where Sarah draws the threads of Rosalie's past together. When a heartbreaking family mystery comes to light, they discover that the ghosts of the past can lead them to their future, and they might all be more in tune than they first thought. No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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The modern storyline involves single mother and musician Sarah who is stricken by grief and guilt when her daughter Melody is injured in an accident. They go to the Redgum River Retreat to seek some healing and solace in musical therapy. In Redgum River Sarah begins to uncover some of her grandmother Rosalee’s story growing up there and working as a photographer in the war sending snapshots of home to the soldiers. Sarah wonders about the significance of twins Albert and Edward in her grandmother’s photo album.
This was a pleasant read and I enjoyed the historical insight about the Snapshots from Home project. Somehow though I found myself not fully able to connect to the characters in either storyline. The storyline also felt a little too easy. 3.5 stars for me. ( )