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The Push
The Push is Ashley Audrain's acclaimed debut novel, a tense work of psychological suspense that explores motherhood, family trauma, nature versus nurture, and the consequences of dismissing a woman's account of her own experience. The novel follows Blythe Connor as her growing fear about her daughter places pressure on her marriage, her confidence, and her understanding of the truth.
This is the 2022 Penguin Books trade paperback edition, ISBN 9781984881687, identified on the copyright page as the fifth printing. The edition contains 352 pages and features the Good Morning America Book Club emblem on the front cover.
The book was a New York Times bestseller and a Good Morning America Book Club selection. It won a 2022 Crime Writers of Canada Award of Excellence and was shortlisted for the 2022 Kobo Emerging Writer Prize.
This copy is personally inscribed to Kayla with the message “Thanks for coming!” and is signed by Ashley Audrain on the title page. The signature has not been independently authenticated. The paperback shows pronounced vertical creasing near the front-cover spine edge, other cover creases, edge and corner wear, and scattered scuffing or dark marks on the rear cover. The photographed signature page has minor handling and a few small specks; please review the photographs for the copy-specific condition.
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The Push is Ashley Audrain's acclaimed debut novel, a tense work of psychological suspense that explores motherhood, family trauma, nature versus nurture, and the consequences of dismissing a woman's account of her own experience. The novel follows Blythe Connor as her growing fear about her daughter places pressure on her marriage, her confidence, and her understanding of the truth.
This is the 2022 Penguin Books trade paperback edition, ISBN 9781984881687, identified on the copyright page as the fifth printing. The edition contains 352 pages and features the Good Morning America Book Club emblem on the front cover.
The book was a New York Times bestseller and a Good Morning America Book Club selection. It won a 2022 Crime Writers of Canada Award of Excellence and was shortlisted for the 2022 Kobo Emerging Writer Prize.
This copy is personally inscribed to Kayla with the message “Thanks for coming!” and is signed by Ashley Audrain on the title page. The signature has not been independently authenticated. The paperback shows pronounced vertical creasing near the front-cover spine edge, other cover creases, edge and corner wear, and scattered scuffing or dark marks on the rear cover. The photographed signature page has minor handling and a few small specks; please review the photographs for the copy-specific condition.
