The House We Grew Up In Free Audiobook Download by Lisa Jewell

A mother and her three daughters re-create their childhood home in the garden of the family's second home. When the youngest daughter is unhappy with their new house, she finds a journal that was left behind by her mother who abandoned them for a business trip years ago. The journal documents the long journey through her childhood, including all of their encounters with ghosts. As they uncover each detail, it becomes clear that these are more than just memories; they are members of an extended family and as happy as can be living in their new home - a home they've conjured up from scratch

Nothing is ever as it seems in Lisa Jewell’s eerie debut about a well-to-do family with secrets, secrets that soon come to haunt.

The House We Grew Up In is a wonderful book written by Lisa Jewell. The story started in the summer of 1977 when two children, Alice and Tom, were left with their grandma while their mothers went away on holiday to Spain. When they return, they get to know their new baby brother and his newborn sister. However, something strange has happened; the siblings don't remember their parents at all. This sets up the plot for a novel about a family's struggle with Alzheimer's disease and its effect on the family members.

Lisa Jewell's debut novel, The House We Grew Up In, is a heartbreaking and beautiful story of three different women and the house that defined their lives.

The House We Grew Up In is a novel that explores the lives of three generations of women. The story begins in the 1960s, when young Nellie moves to London with her father and little brother after their mother dies. The daughters grow up as Londoners in the 1970s, before it's time for them to move on in their own way - one stays in London, one leaves, and one goes back for good.

Lisa Jewell's The House We Grew Up In is a book about family, friendship and truth. The House We Grew Up In [Karina Fernandez] narrates this story about a love that when it does comes shining through is like nothing else. Behind the scenes, behind the hurt, there is always something worth fighting for.