The Push by Ashley Audrain

The Push by Ashley Audrain

Blythe becomes convinced, almost from birth, that something is deeply wrong with her daughter Violet — a fear her husband dismisses as new-mother anxiety, especially given Blythe's own difficult relationship with her mother and grandmother, both of whom struggled to bond with their own children.

Audrain builds genuine ambiguity around whether Blythe's fears are justified or a symptom of inherited maternal trauma, and the novel becomes an unsettling meditation on generational patterns of motherhood, unreliable narration and the specific horror of not being believed about your own child.

A gripping, controversial debut thriller about motherhood and maternal instinct.

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