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Something I'm Not
Something I'm Not
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Published:
15 February, 2008
hardback
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To her friends, Amber leads the perfect life with her successful marriage, powerful job as a headhunter in London and her immaculate style. But as more of her friends fall pregnant, and her best friend Dylan announces his decision to adopt a baby with his gay lover, Amber's carefully structured world begins to fall apart. Amber has built her life around her decision not to have children, but now she questions the underlying reasons for the choices she has made. As she succumbs to her overpowering insecurities, the parallels between her rash emotions and those of her mother, year before, soon reveal themselves, and Amber is forced to confront their difficult and painful relationship. Something I'm Not is a sharp, contemporary novel that discusses the way the psychological scars of the past pass through the generations of a family. With a charming and complex heroine, a group of friends heading towards midlife, many of whom are only just finding out who they really are, Something I'm Not introduces a sophisticated new voice for a generation of women who have made the decision not to have children, and who aren't afraid to talk about it.
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| Type | Book |
|---|---|
| ISBN13 | 9780715637098 |
| ISBN10 | 0715637096 |
| Number Of Pages | 224 |
| Item Weight | 421 g |
| Product Dimensions | 154 x 28 x 210 mm |
| Publisher / Reseller | Gerald Duckworth & Co Ltd |
| Format | hardback |
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Media Reviews
'A wonderful read from a brilliant and original talent. Deft and penetrating, the can't-put-down read of the year' - Jeremy Vine
Author's Bio
Lucy Beresford is a psychotherapist, broadcaster, and increasingly well-known writer. She writes for Literary Review, Sunday Telegraph, The Spectator, The Times, Times Literary Supplement, Daily Mail, and Psychologies magazine. She appears regularly on TV and radio discussing mental health and general psychology issues. She lives in Pimlico.