For fans of Marianne Cronin and Clare Pooley, a warm, witty, page-turning tale of belonging, identity, and girl drama at every age centered on three generations of suburban Chicago women.Mona is living the dream . . . until, at thirty-eight, her busy stay-at-home-mom life is upended. Her grandmother moves into assisted living, her teenager, Grace, doesnt need her anymore, her charity work kicks her to the curb, and none of her friends are showing up for her. Suddenly, Mona has no purposeunless you count stress-eating. But she seems to be the only one struggling. Shy Graceignoring her mothers dreams for her to join the it kids in drama clubis off finding her voice (and a new band) at Bubbys retirement home and making friends. Even Bubbys too busy fending off resident mean girls and finding romance to pay Mona much mind. Then, on top of it all, Monas twenty-year high school reunion goes viral for all the wrong reasons, leaving her convinced shes wasted her life. But when tragedy strikes, she is forced to face the truth: The only person who can make you feel small is youand sometimes you have to lose everything you thought defined you to find what truly matters. Heartfelt, funny, and refreshingly honest, Drama Drama Drama is a celebration of second acts, self-worth, and learning to skip the drama and live your own life.