The Gosling Girl Free Audiobook Download by Jacqueline Roy

It is a story about love, family and secrets set in the contemporary South African township of New Mabula. The protagonist, Thandi, tells her story to her daughter, Zimna, after Zimna's mother passes away. It captures the complexity of black womanhood as she pieces together what happened from the memories of her mother.

This audiobook was written in the early 1900s by Jacqueline Roy and was later turned into a movie staring John Gilbert. The Gosling Girl is about a young woman named Anna who is really in love with her older brother, George. She struggles to find time for him every day so she decides to take on the profession of being his model. This profession causes her to be caught up in life's glamorous world but it also leads her down a dangerous path.

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The Gosling Girl is a short novel that follows four characters on a road trip. The first is the protagonist, Mimi, who is in her mid-twenties and trying to figure out how to be an adult after becoming homeless and losing her job. The other three characters are her brother, their mother, and their father. Mimi feels guilty for leaving them behind while she pursues a new life. All of the characters in this book have secrets that they struggle with throughout the story such as addiction and abuse from past relationships.

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