The Relatives
By Camilla Gibb
By Camilla Gibb
By Camilla Gibb
Read by Mikaela Davies, Nathalie Toriel, Matthew Edison and Christina Tannous
By Camilla Gibb
Read by Mikaela Davies, Nathalie Toriel, Matthew Edison and Christina Tannous
Category: Literary Fiction
Category: Literary Fiction | Audiobooks
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$16.00
Jan 31, 2023 | ISBN 9780385678117
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Mar 23, 2021 | ISBN 9780385695497
328 Minutes
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Praise
SHORTLISTED FOR THE 2022 TORONTO BOOKS AWARDS
“Camilla Gibb’s new book The Relatives proves she’s one of Canada’s best storytellers. [She] grabs us from the start with this thriller-paced novel. . . . Taut, suspenseful prose urges us ever forward, probing the deeper connections among her beautifully flawed family of characters. . . . Taking us into the bright and the dark, worlds known and unknown, Gibb’s multi-layered tale solves these mysteries with the immense satisfaction that only the best storytellers can deliver.” —Toronto Star
“This slim volume packs a punch. Beautifully written, and oh, what a story of family and lives coming together! I loved it.” —The Kit
Praise for Camilla Gibb:
“Gibb’s writing is laser-like.” —Toronto Star
“Gibb’s prose is elegant and sings with an almost Victorian delicacy and sophistication: Dickens, interrupted.” —San Francisco Chronicle
“An extraordinary Canadian talent. . . . The intricacy of Gibb’s language transports you.” —Edmonton Journal
“Anger, honesty, compassion, fear, wit and insight electrify Gibb’s deft sentences, singing the importance of belonging, of self-worth and of story.” —Winnipeg Free Press
“A debunker of stereotypes and a seeker of the big picture, [Gibb] isn’t satisfied with merely creating convincing characters and a bold plot. She educates and enlightens the reader.” —Montreal Gazette
“Gibb’s thoughtful and intricate writing weaves an unforgettable portrait . . . and her observations of humanity make clear the similarities in all of us.” —The Seattlest
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