The Journey Home - Michael Baron Reviews
Newest Review: ... and further into confusion and locking herself away from the other residents for days at a time so that she can be alone with ... more
... her memories, and so starts cooking old family recipes for her so that he can entice her back into living in the here and now.
Meanwhile, a man awakes to find himself in a strange room surrounded by people he doesn't know. All his memories are gone but he knows deep down that someone is waiting for him. And so, accompanied by a mysterious young boy who offers to help, he begins the long journey home....wherever that may be!
This is a strange story but one that is quite enjoyable for reasons I am unable to fathom...more
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Customer The Journey Home - Michael Baron Reviews (1)
by - written on 24/01/12 (Very useful, 20 readings)
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Another of the books free to download on Kindle from Amazon (at least it was at the time of writing at any rate), The Journey Home is a tale of two halves that come together at the end for a tidy, though perhaps overly obvious, conclusion. An old lady sits in a Nursing Home suffering from Senile Dementia. Her Alzheimers slowly getting worse, she finds herself drifting away and living in a happier time when she and her husband were first married. Her son despairs, watching his mum descend further and further into confusion and locking herself away from the other residents for days at a time so that she can be alone with her memories, and so starts cooking old ... Read the complete review
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