The Art of Unpacking Your Life
by Shireen Jilla
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Pub Date May 05 2016 | Archive Date Aug 01 2016
Bloomsbury USA | Bloomsbury Reader
Description
Twenty years ago, they were the best of friends. When Connie invites her university gang on the holiday of a lifetime - a safari in the Kalahari - they have little in common anymore. Is getting them back together a terrible mistake?
Despite the undercurrent of tension, they are drawn into the adventure and begin to enjoy each other again, a million miles away from their daily concerns. They finally have space to explore what really matters. But a series of events and revelations bring new challenges to the group. As their lives start to unravel, they see how they are all linked together. New relationships are formed, old ones run their course, and news from home brings further tragedy.
The Art of Unpacking Your Life is a beautiful book about friendship, growing up, and that, despite growing apart, your oldest friends can be the ones to sustain you through life's greatest sadness and deepest joy.
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| EDITION | Other Format |
| ISBN | 9781448215942 |
| PRICE | $12.00 (USD) |
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Featured Reviews
Rosemary S, Librarian
Twenty years after college graduation, Connie invites her old school friends along on a safari in the Kalahari. They were once great pals, but the years have changed them all and they appear to have little in common. Connie is dealing with empty nest syndrome and a cheating husband. Sara has a seemingly successful career as a lawyer but is doubting her representation of a recent client. Luke, Connie’s old boyfriend is recently divorced and fighting demons of his own. Surrogate mothers, partners who won’t commit and a tragedy back at home threaten to derail these old friends and their trip unless the Kalahari can create a miracle
Nadia A, Reviewer
I LOVED this book! It was the epitome of women's fiction - engrossing, relatable, and unputdownable!! Such a great read that will keep you glued to your seat.
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