Rules for Moving
by Nancy Star
Lane is a local advice columnist, but her life is a mess right now. She is suffering from childhood trauma for constantly moving. Her husband decided to leave her before he died in a drunk-driving accident. Her son, Henry is not talking to anyone but her. Lane has to do something to put everything together and help her son to talk again.
She decides to move to a new house in New Jersey. The house needs construction, and Lane’s mom, Sylvia, suddenly shows up with no explanation. So, Nathan, her landlord offers her to spend their summer in his summer home on Martha’s Vineyard until the house is fixed.
Lane's journey to help her son speak again, put her past behind, and move forward is a difficult but heartwarming story. an uplifting and emotional mother and son story, with a confusing choice of characters. Henry was adorable, I loved him, and I admire how the author portrayed his personality and his thoughts. A perfectly textured character. but Lane was the character that I struggled throughout the book to connect with. I was not able to understand her issues
Overall, I enjoyed this novel and the bond between Lane and Henry.
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