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 · The House We Grew Up In by Lisa Jewell, The Characters: The Bird family: parents Lorelei and Colin; children Meg (husband Bill), Beth, Rhys, and Rory.  · The House We Grew Up In by Lisa Jewell follows the Bird family through the years, alluding to why they are all so estranged then climaxing to the devastating day that caused such a huge rift in each of their lives. That is the basic plot/5.  · Lisa Jewell is a wonderful storyteller, and The House We Grew Up In grips you from the first page to the last. I'm afraid to say it made me neglect both my children and my husband. The Bird family might be dysfunctional, but I was strangely sorry to leave it.” (Anna Maxted, author of Getting Over It and Running In Heels)/5(K).

The House We Grew Up in - by Lisa Jewell (Paperback) $ $ out of 5 stars with 4 reviews. 44 ratings. Quantity. Deliver to Edit zip code. Get it by Thu, Dec 2 with free standard shipping on $35 orders. Lisa Jewell is a wonderful storyteller, and The House We Grew Up In grips you from the first page to the last. I'm afraid to say it made me neglect both my children and my husband. The Bird family might be dysfunctional, but I was strangely sorry to leave it.". item 7 The House We Grew up In: A Novel by Lisa Jewell (, Trade Paperback) 7 -The House We Grew up In: A Novel by Lisa Jewell (, Trade Paperback) $ See all - All listings for this product. out of 5 stars based on 8 product ratings.

The Book: The House We Grew Up In by Lisa Jewell, The Characters: The Bird family: parents Lorelei and Colin; children Meg (husband Bill), Beth, Rhys, and Rory. Lisa Jewell’s twelfth novel The House We Grew Up In is a masterpiece of domestic fiction that reminds the reader that life is unpredictable and that all families are dysfunctional. The novel follows the Bird family throughout the lives of the four children: Meg, Beth, Rory, and Rhys as they grow up in a dysfunctional family when all their. THE HOUSE WE GREW UP IN. by Lisa Jewell ‧ RELEASE DATE: Aug. 12, Both witty and deeply moving, Jewell’s latest tale of a fractured family spans 30 years of Easter Sundays. The Bird family lives a postcard-worthy life in the Cotswolds. Their garden cottage is filled with bric-a-brac and children’s drawings; father Colin is thoughtful.