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Everything I Never Told You Audiobook Free by Celeste Ng

Everything I Never Told You (2014)

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A tense story of ever-deepening and faster-paced tension.

Lydia is no longer alive. But they don’t realize it yet.” So starts this wonderful story about a Chinese American family in small-town Ohio in the 1970s. Lydia is Marilyn and James Lee’s favorite child, and her parents are adamant that she will achieve the ambitions that they were unable to pursue.

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When Lydia’s death is discovered in a nearby lake, the careful balancing act that has kept the Lee family together is thrown into disarray.

“The renowned debut novel from the author of Little Fires Everywhere and Our Missing Hearts, returns with a compelling mystery and a poignant analysis of a mixed-race family.”

The Book Guide® Editor

Everything I Never Told You is a truly compelling narrative of family, secrets, and desire that is both a thrilling story and a sympathetic family picture, revealing the ways in which mothers and daughters, dads and sons, and husbands and spouses strive their whole lives to understand one another.

Everything I Never Told You (2014) by Celeste Ng

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