What We Keep

De: Elizabeth Berg

Narrado por: Stephanie Roberts

Ginny Young is on a plane en route to see her mother, whom she hasn't seen or spoken to for 35 years. She thinks back to the summer of 1958, when she and her sister, Sharla, were young girls. Moving back and forth in time between the girl she once was and the woman she's become, Ginny at last confronts painful choices that occur in almost any woman's life and learns surprising truths about the people she thought she knew best.

©2002 Elizabeth Berg (P)2002 AudioGO

Another Awesome Elizabeth Berg

Oh wow. Touches on so many common, and yet intensely personal experiences in life. The sisterhood relationship hit me the most emotionally, having grown up in a family situation that bonded my little sister & I unusually strongly through (unavoidable) hardship. And yet, it avoided being maudlin. It was more about getting through the hardest times in life, first messily, & later with grace. I definitely recommend. Thank you, Elizabeth Berg!

Spring listening

This book seemed to drag on (lots of descriptive details and figurative language about nothing- I feel like I could forward the book a chapter or two and not even really miss anything). It was kind of hard to get into the book with the performance by the narrator. It was awkward sounding as she portrayed the voices of the children. There really was not much of a story line - the last hour of the book was finally interesting to listen to.

Birds in high heels with wings

Sometimes it takes great courage to soar, knowing heartbreak and loss is guaranteed.

Elizabeth Berg’s novels are gems to savor long after the last word.

What We Keep…not Berg’s best

I have red many of Berg’s books and enjoyed them. I wasn’t wild about this narration and think this could have been a short story. Too much detail for too little story.

well done

Sad story but done in a way that made you have sympathy for all of the characters. I really enjoyed it.