Count the Ways: A Novel Free Audiobook Download by Joyce Maynard

"As a boy, Buddy's father taught him the things he loved to do. He showed him how to fish and cook on the grill, but more important, he showed Buddy how to count." This is a novel about the life of Buddy Whitlock who has an autistic son. It is narrated by Ms. Maynard which makes for a very compelling listen.

Count the Ways by Joyce Maynard is a novel about two sisters who were left behind in the wake of their mother's death. As they try to make sense of their family history, they find that truth is elusive and there are many sides to every story.

In the summer of 1983, 15-year-old Lydia and her best friend, 15-year-old Chelsea, take off for a weeklong trip to New York City. Anyone who has been told they are "different" knows what happened next. With this audiobook download you can immerse yourself in the suspenseful story of two friends and how life changes them irrevocably when one disappears and the other finds a new life.

Count the Ways is the story of Lillian Gray, a young woman who volunteers at a hospice, and her connection with an old woman dying from cancer. This novel is narrated by Lillian's voice in the present tense, and there are flashbacks to her past as she tells the reader what led up to that point.

In her first novel in nine years, Joyce Maynard tells the story of a woman who has never really gone away.

There are a lot of stories out there that have been told through different mediums and Count the Ways is one of them. A story that doesn't need to be set in a time period or have a certain type of plot to become good literature. Joyce Maynard's narration is one that any reader could enjoy and the story itself is one that will have you hooked from the beginning.