Mrs Everything

A multi-generational narrative that's nothing short of brilliant * People * Readers will flock to this ambitious, nearly flawless novel * Booklist (starred review) * Weiner tugs every heartstring with this vivid tale . . . [a] heartwrenching multigenerational tale of love, loss, and family . . . partly inspired by Little Women * Publishers Weekly (starred review) * A skillfully rendered and emotionally rich family saga, an unapologetic feminist novel . . . Weiner shows that big, expansive social novels are not only still possible in our fragmented society but perhaps necessary * Shelf Awareness * Simply unputdownable * Good Housekeeping * A poignant reminder of both the strides women have made since the 1950s and the barriers that still hold them back. An ambitious look at how women's roles have changed-and stayed the same-over the last 70 years * Kirkus Reviews * Mrs. Everything is Weiner's best book yet. With a masterful plot, we follow the sisters as their lives change, along with the world they live in. You won't want this book to end as you laugh, cry, and root for these characters as if they were a part of your own family * Popsugar * The perfect book club pick of summer * She Reads * An ambitious, immersive novel from the author of In Her Shoes * Red Magazine * I'm a long-time fan of Jennifer Weiner, so what a delight to dive back into her words. In this epic story starting in the 1950s and spanning 50 years, we follow sisters Jo and Bethie Kaufman as they manoeuvre their way through marriage, their sexuality, family and grief * Prima * [An] engrossing saga * Sunday Mirror * Mrs Everything is an evocative, ambitious story of family, identity, sexuality, happiness, loss and liberation * CultureFly * Weiner does an amazing job playing with perspective in this novel . . . Mrs. Everything reminded me how important it is to bear witness to one another's pain so that we can truly celebrate each other's joy -- Rebecca Serle, <i>New York Times</i> bestselling author of <i>In Five Years</i>

Jennifer Weiner is the #1 New York Times bestselling author of over twenty books, including Good in Bed, The Littlest Bigfoot, and her memoir Hungry Heart: Adventures in Life, Love, and Writing. A graduate of Princeton University and contributor to the New York Times Opinion section, Jennifer lives with her family in Philadelphia. Visit her online at JenniferWeiner.com.