Addressing themes of the dangers behind misperceptions and assumptions, in addition to motherhood, the loss of innocence, and the different ways human beings try to recover from loss, The Wonder portrays one woman’s struggle to help her patient while at the same time healing herself. By the end of the novel, not only has Lib found these qualities in herself, but she has changed her own life for the better. Read The Wonder Now a major Netflix film starring Florence Pugh by Emma Donoghue available from Rakuten Kobo. Very few are set in Ireland as she lives in Canada with her wife and children. I notice there are common themes of motherhood, about half the books have LGBT/Lesbian characters and most have a happy endings (for the mother and child - not others). Although Lib believes that the scientific basis of her training will allow her to solve the mystery immediately, what she learns is that science is not a substitute for compassion and understanding. Emmas books vary quite a bit from book to book.

Told through Lib’s point of view, the novel chronicles Lib’s transformation from a nurse in name only to a nurse in the truest sense of the word. The Wonder OverviewSet in 1859, 12 years after the Irish Famine ends, Emma Donahue’s historical novel The Wonder (2016) depicts the increasingly complex relationship between Anna O’Donnell, an 11-year-old Roman Catholic girl in the midlands of Ireland who appears to have gone without food for four months yet remained relatively healthy, and one of the nurses who has been brought in to watch over her, Elizabeth (Lib) Wright. The Wonder Overview Set in 1859, 12 years after the Irish Famine ends, Emma Donahue’s historical novel The Wonder (2016) depicts the increasingly complex relationship between Anna O’Donnell, an 11-year-old Roman Catholic girl in the midlands of Ireland who appears to have gone without food for four months yet remained relatively healthy, and one of the nurses who has been brought in to.

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