Remember Me Like This
Fiction | Novel | Adult | Published in 2014
400
Novel • Fiction
South Texas • 2000s
2014
Adult
18+ years
Remember Me Like This by Bret Anthony Johnston follows the Campbell family after their kidnapped son, Justin, is returned to them after four years. As they navigate the challenges of reintegration, the family members employ various coping mechanisms, some legal and others not, to manage their trauma and fear, especially once Justin's abductor, Dwight Buford, is released on bail.
Melancholic
Mysterious
Emotional
Contemplative
Bittersweet
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Bret Anthony Johnston's Remember Me Like This is widely praised for its compelling portrayal of a family's emotional journey after a missing child returns home. Reviewers commend the novel's rich character development and atmospheric setting. However, some critics note a slow narrative pace. Overall, it is considered a thoughtful and poignant exploration of trauma and healing.
Readers who enjoy emotionally charged narratives exploring family dynamics and resilience will appreciate Bret Anthony Johnston’s Remember Me Like This. Fans of Jodi Picoult and Ann Patchett will find this novel's portrayal of hope and human connection compelling, akin to the themes in My Sister’s Keeper and Bel Canto.
10,854 ratings
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Mixed feelings
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400
Novel • Fiction
South Texas • 2000s
2014
Adult
18+ years
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