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Sonata for Miriam
Sonata for Miriam: A Novel | Linda Olsson
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A haunting novel of loss, love, and human connection from the author of Astrid & Veronika Linda Olsson's first novel, Astrid & Veronika, introduced readers to her gorgeous prose, and her extraordinary understanding of human relationships. With her second novel, she once again charts that terrain in a novel that also explores the significant impact of history on individual lives. In Sonata for Miriam, two events occur that will change composer Adam Anker's life forever. Embarking on a journey that ranges from New Zealand to Poland, and then Sweden, Anker not only uncovers his parents' true fate during World War II, but he also finally faces the consequences of an impossible choice he was forced to make twenty years before-a choice that changed the trajectory of his life.
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GidgetsTreasures75
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3-15-20: My 22nd finished book of 2020! #sonataformiriam #lindaolsson 🌟🌟🌟👍🏼📖#️⃣2️⃣2️⃣

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Is it possible to be nostalgic for a place you‘ve never been? That is how I felt reading this book. I actually read it twice in a row because the first time around I thought I had missed things. Turns out I hadn‘t, she just leaves a lot unsaid. It took me twice through to really understand everything. Also, as a professional musician, I am always wary of books that have musician characters, but she does a great job with the musical parts!

Nute Going one step further...I‘ve actually missed fictional places!😳 6y
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HotCocoaReads
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This author understands grief in an authentic way that few authors do. This books reads slow and sad but keeps moving on. The writing is lovely but I didn't fully understand one of the main dilemmas in the novel, even though we switched to the mother's side at the end. Still well worth a read.

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Another reason to love Linda Olsson.

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