The House We Grew Up In Setting

Lisa Jewell
This Study Guide consists of approximately 48 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of The House We Grew Up In.

The House We Grew Up In Setting

Lisa Jewell
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The Bird Cottage

The house is a nice, middle-class home in England. The children all have their own rooms. Every Easter, Lorelei hosts an Easter egg hunt in the back garden. The house is disheveled and cluttered when the children are young. Over time is becomes more and more cluttered and claustrophobic as Lorelei’s hoarding worsens. Ultimately, there is barely a path wide enough for one person to get through to get anywhere in the house. The only room untouched by the hoarding is Rhys’ bedroom. After the divorce, a wall is built to separate the cottage into two and Colin lives in the other side.

Meg's House

Meg’s house is in sharp contrast to the house she grew up in. In response to her mother’s hoarding, Meg keeps a minimalist, immaculate home. It barely looks lived in from all the order and cleaning.

Beth's Apartment

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