Disappearing girl douban score

The Douban score of The Disappearing Girl is 7.3.

The Disappearing Girl adopts a two-line parallel narrative mode, shuttling between the past and the present, and integrating elements such as kidnapping, assassination, disappearance, curse and prejudice. In the highly tense plot, you will see how much a girl's life will be manipulated. The work always keeps a high degree of tension, allowing readers to taste every trace of evidence and seize every clue.

The author is Christian White, a best-selling author and screenwriter, who participated in the creation of the film The Third Terminator. Disappearing Girl is his debut, which has set a record of "best-selling debut" in Australia for six weeks. The copyright has been sold to 17 countries including Britain, France, Germany and Italy, and other works such as Wife and Widow. "The Lost Girl" Goodreads (American Douban) was highly praised by tens of thousands of people.

Content of the work

Thirty-year-old kimberly Limi (Kim) is a photography teacher in a vocational school in Northampton community, Melbourne. Her mother died of lung cancer a few years ago, and the remaining stepfather and unmarried pregnant sister get along well with each other. One day during class break, a man in his forties told him that he was not himself now, but Sammy Winter, the sister of the American man who had been missing for 28 years, and provided irrefutable evidence for this.

Even so, Kim and family of origin are separated by 28 years and an Oceania, and the distance between time and space made her feel timid for a time. When she finally decided to explore the truth of her childhood disappearance, she was faced with biological relatives who didn't understand at all.

In this process, the author focuses on how to find a balance between her family members who have been with her for a long time and those who are connected by blood, how to look at her life being teased by fate, and how she will have a brand-new understanding of life, love and family after all this.