![]() ![]() As a biochemist and responsible pragmatist, Douglas doesn’t relate well to his creative, seemingly undisciplined son and their relationship is about as frazzled as it can get.Īt Connie’s suggestion, the couple had planned to take Albie on one last family holiday-a “Grand Tour” of Europe as a way to launch their son into adulthood. This declaration, along with the fact that son Albie is about to set off for college to study art, has Douglas is a bit of a lather. Connie Peterson wakes her husband Douglas in the middle of the night and declares that she is thinking of leaving their 25-year marriage. The book starts with a relationship at the crossroads. ![]() It’s a book every traveller (and member of a family) can relate to. It mixes a tour of Europe with family angst and a huge dose of humour. Our latest read, “Us” by David Nicholls is definitely my favourite so far this year. I’ve read so many great books I wouldn’t have without it. One of the things that keeps me busy when Steve’s away on business is my book club. ![]()
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