The Wrong Family Free Audiobook Download by Tarryn Fisher

The Wrong Family, by Tarryn Fisher, is a novel that follows the story of Jay and Kate Meehan, two siblings whose lives have been torn apart by their parents' divorce. Left with an alcoholic mother and a father obsessed with work, Jay and Kate are forced to grow up fast. Their weekend trips to the family cabin in Vermont become places where they come together as a family - until the day when their father goes missing.

The Wrong Family by Tarryn Fisher is a book about two families that live next door to eachother. The Bennetts and the Lovetts are close friends but have very different lives. Readers are taken on an emotional journey with the Bennett's where they struggle with whether or not to trust in their faith, which leads them to make some difficult decisions about their family.

"This story is about a family that has to deal with a lot of confusion and trauma. Their mother is the only parent left- but she's been out of the picture for many years. Her parents, who are now in their thirties, have to figure out how to raise three girls without her." A new mom has to adapt quickly when her husband dies suddenly. She finds herself struggling as things spiral out of control and she cannot find a way to fix it without help. It seems like an easy enough problem to solve- just get another man into her life.

The Wrong Family is a non-fiction novel about the challenges of being raised in an unconventional family. The story is told by Lauren Fortgang, who tells the story of her family and how they turned their unconventional life into something that would benefit others. Lauren tells the story of how all four members adopted children without any thought to who would be providing them with food, a stable home life, or guidance.

[Lauren Fortgang] is a pseudonymous writer and she has written many short stories that are so compelling it can be easy to forget they're not her own, much like the protagonist of [The Wrong Family]. Though she herself is a foster child who eventually married into a family with plenty of money and privilege, her narrator knows all too well how classism can make things difficult.

Tarryn Fisher's book, The Wrong Family, is a contemporary coming-of-age story about growing up in a family that has "wrong" for the traditional definition. It's written with humor and honesty.