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Aimee Liu

An Intimate Journey Through Anorexia and Adolescent Struggles.

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Author: Aimee Liu

Narrator: Brian

Format: MP3

ISBN: -

Language: English

Publish Date: 01/01/1979

Audiobook length: 31min

Solitaire Audiobook by Chapters

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Chapter 1: 1. Backward Glances

00:0038:45

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Chapter 2: 2. Puberty Blues

00:0053:18

Chapter 3: 3. Lean Dreams

00:0050:11

Chapter 4: 4. Thin Fever

00:0075:26

Chapter 5: 5. Triad

00:0092:52

Chapter 6: 6. Less Becomes More

00:0034:14

Chapter 7: After the Fast: A Postscript

00:0005:40

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Who should listen Solitaire

The summary audiobook of "Solitaire" by Aimee Liu is ideal for readers seeking an engaging exploration of complex family dynamics and personal identity. It particularly appeals to those interested in themes of addiction, recovery, and the pursuit of self-acceptance, as the narrative delves into the protagonist's journey through challenges and triumphs. Additionally, listeners who appreciate character-driven stories infused with emotional depth will find this summary valuable, offering insights that resonate with anyone navigating their own relational struggles or seeking inspiration on their path to healing.

3 quotes from Solitaire

"Solitaire reminds us that every life is a puzzle to solve, and each piece is significant in its own way."
"In the realm of solitude, one finds the strength to confront the shadows within and emerge anew."
"Connection comes not just from being with others, but from the profound understanding of oneself."

Author : Aimee Liu

Aimee Liu is a bestselling novelist, essayist, and nonfiction author based in Los Angeles. Her acclaimed novel *Glorious Boy*, set against the backdrop of India’s Andaman Islands during World War II, explores themes of family devotion and survival amid the chaos of war. Liu's writing has garnered praise from renowned figures such as Pico Iyer and Library Journal, highlighting her ability to navigate complex cultural conversations with empathy and insight. In addition to her fiction, Liu's impactful nonfiction work, including *Gaining: The Truth About Life After Eating Disorders*, draws from her personal experiences and extensive research to address critical issues surrounding eating disorders. With three earlier novels and contributions to various publications, Liu is a distinguished voice in literature, inspiring readers with her powerful storytelling and profound understanding of human experience. An experienced educator, she teaches creative writing in Goddard College’s MFA program and has served as a past president of PEN USA.

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