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The Peach Keeper

by Sarah Addison Allen

2011•Bantam•EN
About the book

The Peach Keeper by Sarah Addison Allen

Reading profile

Practical and clear-cut; an easy read.

Best for readers like The Curious Generalist. Which reader are you?

Insights from The Peach Keeper

“Some things are meant to be kept. Some things are meant to be let go.”

Willa spends her life trying to blend into the wallpaper of Walls of Water. She finally sees that being invisible doesn't actually keep you safe from your own history.

Pax and Willa are such opposites. It shows how friendships from our childhood can bridge gaps that seem impossible in adulthood.

“The truth is a messy thing. It’s never a straight line.”

The Blue Ridge Mountains feel like another character. The fog hides secrets until the land decides it is time for them to surface.

Agatha kept that secret for decades to protect her family. Sometimes loyalty looks like a heavy burden that nobody else can see.

Details
Published
2011
Publisher
Bantam
ISBN
9780553908138
Language
EN

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