THE MEMORY LIBRARY by Kate Storey - Review

 


The Memory Library(Avon) is a brand new, must-read novel of family and friendship which will leave you feeling hopeful and inspired. It's one of those books I wish I could read again for the first time.


I love reading books about complicated mother-daughter relationships and THE MEMORY LIBRARY doesn't disappoint. I can relate to Ella's story somewhat. I have a mother issue which is similar but of course, different.

A misunderstanding is the cause of estrangement between Ella and her mother, Sally for 21 years. Ella leaves England for Australia after discovering something that raged her against Sally. But she's still important to her mom who creates an unexpected treasure which celebrates Ella's birthday - a memory library which she yearly adds a book to with a special inscription.

Ella receives a phone call which will change her life. Sally has been in accident and she needs her help. Ella returns and they learn more about each other than ever imagined.

THE MEMORY LIBRARY is about forgiveness, second-chances, love and grace.



Kate Storey's Story:Hello and welcome to my page!

I’ve had a life-long obsession with books, studying English at university and going on to become an English teacher. It was only natural that, when I started to write stories of my own, my first uplifting novel would be a book about books. I live in the London suburbs with my husband and daughters, popping home to my native Yorkshire whenever I get the chance.
Please follow this page to hear about more Kate Storey novels. If you enjoyed The Memory Library, you might like my family dramas which I write under the name Lisa Timoney.
You can find all my socials at https://lisatimoneywrites.com

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