Martha Tod Dudman Bücher

Vor neun Monaten hatte er sie verlassen, und jetzt sieht sie ihn da vorne, im Supermarkt, bei den Oliven. Nächtelang hatte sie sich ausgemalt, was sie ihm an den Kopf werfen, wie selbstsicher sie sein würde, wie spitz ihre Worte. Doch so kann sie ihm auf keinen Fall begegnen, nicht hier, nicht heute, noch nicht ... Martha Tod Dudman erzählt die Geschichte einer Liebesbeziehung vom Anfang bis zu ihrem letztlich fast zärtlichen Ende. Eine Liebesgeschichte, wie jede Frau sie schon einmal erlebt hat – erzählt frei von Kitsch und Klischees.

The narrative captures the intense emotions and experiences of being fifteen, as Martha Tod Dudman reflects on her adolescent years. Through vivid storytelling, she explores themes of identity, self-discovery, and the complexities of teenage life, evoking nostalgia and resonance for readers who remember their own formative experiences. The book delves into the challenges and triumphs that define this pivotal age, offering insights that are both personal and universal.

This poignant story explores the struggles between a troubled teenage girl and her desperate mother. As the girl engages in self-destructive behavior, the mother reflects on their changing relationship, oscillating between moments of connection and deep concern. It captures the complexities of adolescence and parental love.

The story follows Lorraine, a recent college graduate who starts working at a residential treatment center for troubled teens, where she encounters a stark reality filled with pain and chaos, far from her idealized vision of Maine. As she forms deep connections with the teens, her experiences challenge her beliefs and values. Years later, she returns to confront her past, her choices, and the lingering shadows of her earlier life. Martha Tod Dudman's novel offers a gripping exploration of growth, morality, and the complexities of human connection.