Pete and Alice in Maine

A Novel

De: Caitlin Shetterly

Narrado por: Eileen Stevens, Joe Knezevich, Sarah Naughton

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Lingering aftershocks of a profound time in our history

Beautifully written story about the impact that the pandemic had on one family but represented many in so many ways- the aftershocks still linger and leave us questioning so much about this tragic time. I did not like the ending. I was looking for a fairytale finish full of hope and optimism. Instead, the story seemed cut off in mid sentence.

Great read!

I liked this book and think it was well written…..just bummed about the ending. I would recommend it otherwise!

Oh. My. Goodness.

I am so glad that I read this. I hesitated, due to the pandemic setting…but, found this story to be ultimately cathartic. Loved the author’s note. Will absolutely look forward to new work by Caitlin Shetterly.

poor

poor writing, poor story, waste of a credit. it drags without substantial character development

A Soap Opera best left unread

I liked nothing about this book except the author’s note at the end. I don’t want to read/listen to a novel where a girl’s first period is discussed ad nauseam.

The characters, parents and children, were unlikable as well as being uninteresting. I’m glad I don’t know them… and I avoid people who are like them. The mother was a doormat to her children and never disciplined the little brats so they got worse. It was painful to listen to the total dysfunction.

The reader with the Maine accent was way off the mark.

Save your time and don’t waste it on this.