Somebody I Used to Know: A Richard and Judy Book Club Pick

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It comes back, but there is no mistaking the existential vertigo: “I have become used to looking up in familiar surroundings and not knowing where I am, but this was something else. I liked the idea of throwing in the fallout of the sibling relationship between Ashley and her brother Derek, who was teammates with Ashley's rapist, but the execution of it was awful.

Somebody I Used to Know by Wendy Mitchell review - The Guardian Somebody I Used to Know by Wendy Mitchell review - The Guardian

I smiled a lot, cried a little, laughed and gasped out loud (then proceeded to debrief my entire family over breakfast) in the final chapters of this story.She learns, quickly, the “harsh lessons” Alzheimer’s teaches: a conscious tomorrow may not exist; live, then, as well as possible, in today.

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Appealing characters, an emotionally charged storyline crux, a revealing look into fostering and a link made between past lives to current day living, Someone I Used To Know is a story for all readers. Now that we’ve covered that Somebody I Used to know is not inspired by real events, it’s time to analyze the movie and its plot in a bit more detail. I won’t be able to pay the bills, and so, just as she’s suggested, early retirement is the best way.

I started this book on Saturday morning and was done listening by the end of Sunday night despite having a busy weekend.