Where We Belong

from boipayn

There are so many reviews of Where We Belong by Emily Giffin that go into alot of the plot points so I'm not going to do that in this review. What I will say is that this is the first book I've read by her and I took my time reading it so that I could truly appreciate and understand everything ab...

from SaraRomanceLove

I honestly didn't think I would like this book; I bought it in paperback because I didn't want to bring my kindle to a messy sandy beach. As I said I was prejudiced about the story, because the main theme in the book is the relationship between and adopted girl and her birth mother... but I also ...

from bearette24

Emily Giffin's books are gripping because her characters are nuanced and not necessarily predictable. This story is no exception. The one drawback for me was that I didn't really like Marian, who seemed a little fake with misplaced priorities (though I am sure this was intentional). However, I li...

from pegmcdaniel

I've read and enjoyed all of Emily Giffin's novels. Where We Belong was not a disappointment. The two protagonists had alternating chapters so it was interesting to read the alternating points of view. While certain aspects of the storyline were predictable, it held my interest throughout. This n...

from sunnydrk

A decent storyline with characters that wanted to come alive but, just slightly fell short. Marian is confronted with a secret that she has had since she was 18. When the secret is out in the open, her life changes. I did like how the book was laid out and told from different characters viewpoints.