Mary, Mary

De: Lesley Crewe

Narrado por: Stephanie Domet

In a Cape Breton family of black sheep, Mary is pure as the driven snow. She is patient and kind with her alcoholic grandmother and volatile mother, loyal and attentive to her spoiled cousin, and pleasant and polite all day as a grocery cashier. Her well-­off aunt, the only other normal person in the family, wants to help her more, but Mary’s mother is too prickly and proud. So Mary goes to work, comes home, takes care of her family, and wonders if there’ll ever be more to life.

When a young couple moves into the apartment upstairs, it sparks a series of changes that leads to major family revelations, and Mary discovers that sometimes doing the wrong thing is the exact right thing to do.

Tender, authentic, and crackling with Lesley’s irrepressible humour, Mary, Mary is a book for anyone who’s ever had a family - good, bad, or a messy mix of both.

©2016 Lesley Crewe (P)2017 Lesley Crewe

poor naration

I'm didn't listen to the entire book because the narration was so bad, I couldn't tell who was talking. All the voices were the same. I love Leslie Crewe books, so I'm disappointed with this. I'll try getting it on my kindle instead.

Narrator ruined it!

Decent enough story with good character development but the narrator made it almost unbearable to listen to. I felt like I was listening to a grade school student practicing for the class play. The voice affected for Peggy was ridiculous!