![]() ![]() ![]() “The Push” begins with a prologue, in which an unidentified narrator, a woman, watches through the front window as a family enjoys the Christmas season. In brief, “The Push” is a stunning, compelling read, more than deserving of its pre-publication attention (and deals).Īs to what it’s about? Well, that’s a little more tricky. Now, a year and a half later, those questions can be answered. In an interview with the Star, Audrain - who started the novel while on maternity leave from her former position as publicity director for Penguin Books Canada - described “The Push” as “a psychological drama told through the lens of motherhood.” Several questions remained: what was “The Push” actually about? And, honestly, how was the book? ![]() In the summer of 2019, Toronto writer Ashley Audrain made headlines as rights to her novel “The Push” sold in almost two dozen countries in under two weeks, a nearly unprecedented success for a debut writer. ![]()
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