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What Alice Forgot by Liane Moriarty (Paperback, 2010)

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What Alice Forgot is a compelling story about relationships, staying true to yourself and embracing all life has to offer, from the bestselling author of the hit HBO series Big Little Lies.Alice can't remember the last ten years of her life. She doesn't recognise her children, her husband, herself . . .Alice is twenty-nine. She adores sleep, chocolate, and her ramshackle new house. She's newly engaged to the wonderful Nick and is pregnant with her first baby.There's just one problem. All of that was ten years ago . . .Alice has slipped in a step-aerobics class, hit her head and lost a decade. Now she's a grown-up, bossy mother of three in the middle of a nasty divorce and her beloved sister Elisabeth isn't speaking to her. This is her life but t as she kws it.Clearly Alice has made some terrible mistakes. Just how much can happen in a decade?Can she ever get back to the woman she used to be?'Gripping, thought-provoking and funny' Marie Claire'The perfect holiday read' She'A call to embrace life' Easy Living

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PublisherPenguin Books Ltd

ISBN-100141043768

ISBN-139780141043760

eBay Product ID (ePID)105342940

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AuthorLiane Moriarty

FormatPaperback

LanguageEnglish

TopicGeneral & Literary Fiction

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Place of PublicationLondon

Author BiographyLiane Moriarty is the bestselling author of six novels: Three Wishes, The Last Anniversary, What Alice Forgot, The Hypnotist's Love Story, the worldwide phenomenon, The Husband's Secret, and the Sunday Times bestseller Big Little Lies. She lives in Sydney with her husband and two children.

Date of Publication27/05/2010

Country of PublicationUnited Kingdom