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Jaded
- Narrated by: Rosa Escoda
- Length: 10 hrs and 11 mins
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Publisher's Summary
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Jade isn't even my real name. Jade began as my Starbucks name, because all children of immigrants have a Starbucks name.
Jade has done all the right things.
She's curated herself to fit right in at her law firm, but tells herself she has no choice.
She's with a man who loves her, but isn't always herself around him.
She's made her Omma and Baba proud, but resents that they can't properly understand her.
Jade is perfectly in control of her life.
Until one terrible night unravels Jade's carefully constructed world, leaving her wondering who she truly is.
JADED is a refreshing and bitingly honest debut novel about how one shocking event can upend everything... and asks, what would you have done in her situation?
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- 26-04-24
Excellent characterization: realistic exploration of themes
This incredible book has left me shaken!
It tackles assault and trauma in a way that's raw and honest, showing how it can touch anyone, anywhere.
The writing is gripping and doesn't shy away from exploring the impact of race and gender on how we navigate trauma and identity formation.
It boldly and realistically shames society for its superficial understanding of diversity and inclusion; its forceful and counter-productive integration of heterogeneity in the workplace.
This isn't a story of clear-cut villains and heroes - it delves into the messy, multifaceted realities of life. The characters are people you have met in your life!
Jade's story beautifully deconstructs the commonly pitched notion of human behaviours being clearly good or bad, black or white.
In fact, Lee's characters are a surprising celebration of the complexities and nuances of the human experience.
It's so refreshing to encounter characterisation that is so relatable!
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