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The Lost Girls of St Ann's

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Victoria Brazier
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Ratings
Book
23
Narrator
11
Release Date
May 1, 2024
Duration
9 hours 8 minutes
Summary
Manchester, 1960. When you're young, unmarried and pregnant, in a shaming society that will never understand, there's only one place left to go. St Ann's mother and baby home. That's how restless Joan, who dreams of a glamorous new life in the Big Smoke, finds herself shut away with two unlikely new roommates: spirited Megan and timid country-girl Caroline, who fell pregnant on her first time. Abandoned by their families, they have no one to rely on but each other, as they wait out the days before they birth their babies - only to be parted from them forever. On a sultry May night, before the stroke of midnight, three baby girls are born - and given away to three eagerly waiting families.
But for Joan, Megan and Caroline, birth is just the beginning. Try as they might to move on with life beyond the convent walls, their mistakes have a way of catching up with them. When the past comes knocking, the three women are forced to confront the choices they made. Will they ever be reunited with their lost daughters?
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Profile Avatar Anonymous Aug 2026

Narrator was so clever and engaging

Profile Avatar Anonymous Sep 2026

I'm glad that there are those who are willing to explore the damage done to both mother and child, and the emotional rollercoaster that adoption can cause. Some adoptions work out well, but I wish there was an accurate way to weigh in for both sides.

Profile Avatar Fiona D. Aug 2026

The story should not be this long, it just gets boring and jumps from character and timeline. The idea is good but the author was just all over the place. She should have stuck to one family's story.

Profile Avatar Jennifer T. Apr 2026

Narrator was a bit monotonous. Just a bit at times. Sounded depressed a lot. The story was very hard to follow with the different characters and timelines.

Profile Avatar Anonymous Apr 2026

I wish it would never stop. So full of subtle observations.

Profile Avatar Corby D. Mar 2026

Great read

The Lost Girls of St Ann's

The Lost Girls of St Ann's

Author: Cath Staincliffe
Read by: Victoria Brazier
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