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Book Review – Blue
by Danielle Steel (Penguin) ISBN: 9780593069059
Disillusioned and about to end her life, Ginny Carter hears a noise and goes to investigate. She meets a thirteen-year-old boy named Blue who will set her on a journey she never planned or expected. This night marks the anniversary of the death of her husband and three-year-old son. Blue is alone and has been living on the streets and is not going to school.
Ginny connects with Blue in a way that she thought she never could again. They become the family they both lost. But as they start building a life together Ginny discovers that Blue has been harbouring an awful and shocking secret. Once again they both embark on a journey of retribution, trust and healing.
Ginny finds a lawyer to represent Blue in the hope of bringing the accused to justice and to give Blue a new start in life. Ginny also discovers that Blue is a talented pianist and she pushes him to audition for a place in school for the gifted. Blue is a hopeful story of healing, and finding peace and love again.
Tracy-Ann Damons
4/5
Posted on: 15th August 2016
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1 thought on “Book Review – Blue”
Never was a Steele fan but, peeping this precis of the ‘Blue’ book is tantamount to a virgin who’s now ready.
Simply because, there is a point of relativity in this story, from a personal and/or identity perspective. The bottom line is that; this is a nice, well-written review. Big ups 😉
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