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The story of Moranna MacKenzie, a woman who lives alone in a Cape Breton farmhouse, fighting the ups and downs of a mental illness and still grieving the loss of her two daughters who were taken from her over thirty years previously. When Moranna learns that one of her long-lost daughters is to be married
… More »The story of Moranna MacKenzie, a woman who lives alone in a Cape Breton farmhouse, fighting the ups and downs of a mental illness and still grieving the loss of her two daughters who were taken from her over thirty years previously. When Moranna learns that one of her long-lost daughters is to be married in Halifax, she is determined to attend.
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Add a CommentMoranna may be one of the most memorable characters in Canadian Literature. An engrossing read.
I just could not get into this book. I gave up after 75 pages
I picked this book up at Frenchy's where I tend to keep an eye out for Canadian authors. It is a moving, compassionate portrayal of a remarkable woman living with bi-polar disorder. This book provides remarkable insight into living with mental illness and does so with respect and humour in a very engaging tale. One of my favourite books, would highly recommend it for a Book Club and as a Canada Reads contender.
A very readable and engaging story. Although the story centers around Moranna and her struggles with mental illness, I did not find it to be an overly dark or heavy book. Verly good read.