Everything I Never Told You: A Novel

It's the 1970s, and James and Marilyn Lee have three children. Their world revolves around their middle child, sixteen-year-old Lydia, who, unknown to them, is dead. Once they are told, this extraordinarily human novel unfolds like a flower. The author skillfully writes with the precision of a laser so that there's not an extraneous word or thought. Her portrait of the Lees and their inability to fully understand themselves as seen through each other's eyes is nothing short of genius. Highly recommended.

I struggled with the beginning of this book because it was moving at a slow pace. But as I continued reading, the plot became more intricate and I found it difficult to put this book down. The author provides enough details for a satisfying ending but leaves us with some questions. Albeit, I believe that the best book is the one that makes you think. I would recommend this to anyone seeking something a bit mysterious and psycological.

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