Little Plum / Laura McPhee-Browne.
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TextPublisher: Melbourne, Victoria : Text Publishing, 2023Copyright date: ©2023Description: 242 pages ; 24 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9781922790064Subject(s): Australian fiction | Novel -- English -- Australia -- 21st century -- Texts | Friendship | Motherhood | Pregnancy | Reporters and reporting | Pregnant women -- Psychology -- Fiction | Middle-aged women -- Fiction | Pregnancy -- Psychological aspects -- Fiction | Mothers -- Mental health -- Fiction | Obsessive-compulsive disorder -- Fiction | Australian fiction | Young women -- Australia -- Fiction | Friendship -- Fiction | Reporters and reporting -- Fiction | Mother and child -- Fiction | Women -- Conduct of life -- Fiction | Motherhood -- Fiction | Pregnancy -- Fiction | Melbourne (Vic.) -- Fiction | AustralianGenre/Form: Psychological fiction. | Psychological fiction. | Fiction. | Psychological fiction. | Fiction. | Australian fiction | Psychological fiction | Red hot reads | Australian fiction | Adult fiction | Psychological fiction DDC classification: A823.4 LOC classification: PR8296.A3582 | L58 2023Summary: "On the cusp of thirty, Coral learns that a thing is growing inside her body. It is not necessarily a complete disaster, she tells herself. I'm okay, she tells herself. Soon the thing inside her is the size of a plum. 'Little Plum,' she says, 'Little Plum, I love you.' And she wants to love it, the little plum. It's just that she can't yet think of it as what it is becoming- a baby, and not just a fruity morsel. Coral is tapping and shrugging more than usual. She is trying to stop the creature in her head from taking hold. Coral might not be okay-or she might be seeing more clearly than anyone." -- Back cover.
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"On the cusp of thirty, Coral learns that a thing is growing inside her body. It is not necessarily a complete disaster, she tells herself. I'm okay, she tells herself. Soon the thing inside her is the size of a plum. 'Little Plum,' she says, 'Little Plum, I love you.' And she wants to love it, the little plum. It's just that she can't yet think of it as what it is becoming- a baby, and not just a fruity morsel. Coral is tapping and shrugging more than usual. She is trying to stop the creature in her head from taking hold. Coral might not be okay-or she might be seeing more clearly than anyone." -- Back cover.
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