This is clearly my interpretation of the title, but you’ll find it might make sense to you as well. I laugh out loud, because most of the time when we say the phrase it is to comment somewhat negatively on someone’s behavior. This read was recommended to me by my mother as she has read most of Moriarty’s books.Īs the title might suggest, it reminds us of the famous phrase “Apples never fall far from the tree.” The phrase carries a logical meaning, if you have ever owned a fruit tree (we have about 20 apple trees) you know that the weight of the fruit will most likely fall right down to the ground with an audible “thud.” Taken figuratively, the phrase normally means that children often display similar traits or behavior as the parent. Like many of you, I look for books that keep my interest through the entire book so that I look forward to picking it up nightly. 4 on the New York Times fiction bestsellers list, and it is certainly a book I enjoyed. I have read both titles but have not seen the TV adaptations. Moriarty has written numerous novels such as “Big Little Lies,” and “Nine Perfect Strangers,” both of which have been turned into TV series. This first one’s from me, but both of us agree that it’s a good one and worth your time! My mom, Jacquie, is up next with her review of “The Boys: A Memoir of Hollywood and Family,” By Ron Howard and Clint Howard. Today we introduce our bi-weekly column on books that my mother and I will read and share with you. Editor’s Note: My mother and I have always been avid readers.
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