Title: Memories are what you make them
Product review: A look into a dysfunctional family and their memories over the years. It's always interesting to read the same tale from different points of view. Anne Tyler makes the Tull family jump off the page and (sometimes) into your heart. Three children, all affected by their single-mother's upbringing. Their own recollections tainted by time and their own bias. Very readable and a page turner, I am passing this along to my aunt and mother.
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