The Unfinished Work of Elizabeth D., (Paperback)

from pegmcdaniel

I debated whether or not to read this novel. It was given to me by a friend and she enjoyed it, so I decided to give it a try. I'm so glad I did because I really liked it. It's a novel about two friends and the journals left behind when one of them, Elizabeth, dies in a plane crash. She left her ...

from Beamis12

When Elizabeth is killed in a freak accident, she leaves her journals to Kate. Kate has not been her friend terribly long but they clicked during mommy baby play groups and became fast friends. This novel leads one to many questions. How well do we really know the people we are close to? Does eve...

from astults

The Unfinished Work of Elizabeth D. is a thought-provoking novel about relationships. How well can you know your best friend? Or your husband? Which characteristics or habits are you willing to overlook or fool yourself into believing don't exist? Those are some of the questions most people don't...

from debnance

How well do we really know people, even people who we consider our friends? That's the question this book explores. When Kate's good friend, Elizabeth, dies unexpectedly in a plane crash, Kate is surprised to find that Elizabeth has left a trunk of old journals to Kate in her will. Charged by Eli...

from porch_reader

This book is, in part, about the differences between who we are and how others see us. Kate knew Elizabeth as a devoted wife and mother, a friend that she met in a suburban Connecticut play group. But when Elizabeth dies in a plane crash, she leaves her journals to Kate. During a vacation at the ...