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by Kate Morton, Caroline Lee
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Lucy Goodfellow Reviews
Lucy Goodfellow Reviews rated it 6 years ago
This book wasn't as good as [b:The Lake House|21104828|The Lake House|Kate Morton|https://images.gr-assets.com/books/1455089249s/21104828.jpg|40462273] but its bloody close. I really enjoyed this one. Although I did predict then ending very early into the book and wasn't really thrown off by any of ...
Sailing in a Sea of Words
Sailing in a Sea of Words rated it 6 years ago
Book: The Forgotten Garden Author: Kate Morton Genre: Fiction/Historical/Mystery Summary: A tiny girl is abandoned on a ship headed for Australia in 1913. She arrives completely alone with nothing but a small suitcase containing a few clothes and a single book - a beautiful volume of fairy tal...
Portable Magic
Portable Magic rated it 6 years ago
I loved this story. The structure is a little convoluted, as it follows three storylines in time, slowly unravelling the mystery of a child who was found abandoned on an Australian dock. There is the story of the child, the story of the child as a mature woman searching for her origins, and the stor...
Books & Chocolate
Books & Chocolate rated it 7 years ago
I've had The Forgotten Garden on my shelf for a long time. I've wanted to read it, but it's just so LONG. I finally decided to tackle it so it would stop haunting me from the bookshelf. There is no denying that Morton can write beautifully. But, the book was so LONG. It wasn't only that it was ove...
Words of a Bibliophile
Words of a Bibliophile rated it 8 years ago
I had quite a lot of fun getting lost in this mystery of an enchanting, abandoned garden. There are three eras portrayed in the book, but the most interesting part for me is the one set in early 20th century England. Some red herrings are sprinkled here and there with a hint of something darker than...
All about me
All about me rated it 8 years ago
I enjoyed this story. The suspense isn't the reader finding out what happened, but in the characters finding it out. Kate Morton's books are easy to read and her characters are all engaging in their own ways. Great story telling.
Merle
Merle rated it 9 years ago
This is an enjoyable escapist work about family relationships and secrets, and I had a great time with it (particularly when stressed or tired, as it is essentially comfort reading). The novel follows three women in different time periods. Nell is found on a dock in Australia as a 4-year-old in 1913...
Merle
Merle rated it 9 years ago
This is an enjoyable escapist work about family relationships and secrets, and I had a great time with it (particularly when stressed or tired, as it is essentially comfort reading). The novel follows three women in different time periods. Nell is found on a dock in Australia as a 4-year-old in 1913...
Just a book blog
Just a book blog rated it 10 years ago
Kate Morton's writing is superb. The Authoress and a little girl board a ship in England. She tells the little girl to wait for her, but she never comes back and the little girl is left all alone, sitting atop her suitcase, on a wharf in Australia. Without a name and no one looking for her the por...
A Tale of Two Pages
A Tale of Two Pages rated it 10 years ago
This books keeps you riveted from the first page to the last. It was so hard to put down and walk away!!Nell has the bottom of her world knocked out when she discovers that her family isn't really hers. She embarks on a lifelong mission of finding out who she is and where she comes from. All she has...
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