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The Girl on the Platform by Bryony Pearce
4.0
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Being a new mother is difficult at all. Sleepless nights and post part I’m depression are real and very challenging topics.
While Bridget was on her way to work in her daily train run, dizzy from her exhausting routine, she witnessed a young girl abduction. After reporting it to the police, nobody believes her and everyone puts it on her mental health state and that maybe she just dreamed about it. But, as a mother herself, she can’t leave it like that. So she went on the hunt on her own, with little thought of the dangerous situations she can get herself in.
My heart broke for her so much because I can totally relate to the overwhelming feelings of being a mother and everything else she has to go through. Much more than even in our times, mental health and post pregnancy depression remains a hard topic for discussion.
The story is told at a fast pace that made me want to turn the pages faster and faster with each chapter. Lots of unexpected twists and interesting characters, especially her mother.
I love when I find new authors that surprise me in the best way.
Check it out and hopefully you’ll enjoy this book as much as I did.
4.5 stars
Arc review
Being a new mother is difficult at all. Sleepless nights and post part I’m depression are real and very challenging topics.
While Bridget was on her way to work in her daily train run, dizzy from her exhausting routine, she witnessed a young girl abduction. After reporting it to the police, nobody believes her and everyone puts it on her mental health state and that maybe she just dreamed about it. But, as a mother herself, she can’t leave it like that. So she went on the hunt on her own, with little thought of the dangerous situations she can get herself in.
My heart broke for her so much because I can totally relate to the overwhelming feelings of being a mother and everything else she has to go through. Much more than even in our times, mental health and post pregnancy depression remains a hard topic for discussion.
The story is told at a fast pace that made me want to turn the pages faster and faster with each chapter. Lots of unexpected twists and interesting characters, especially her mother.
I love when I find new authors that surprise me in the best way.
Check it out and hopefully you’ll enjoy this book as much as I did.
4.5 stars
Arc review