Books by Anna Quindlen
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review 1: So much of what Anna Quindlen writes resonates with me, although I am somewhat younger than she. As a middle aged woman, a mother, a daughter, and a dreamer, she often writes exactly what I think and want to say. While the prose is written in a somewhat stream-of-conscious mann...
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review 1: This book captured my attention in a way that few books with "love story" themes rarely manage--most likely because it is far more than a simple love story. Every character contributes to a complex look at the life of an angst ridden artist facing failing finances, her parents' f...
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review 1: As a parent this was a difficult book to read or put down. Caring deeply for her family, the narrator, Mary Beth, must face the worst thing possible - the loss of her husband and two children, murdered by a neighborhood chum of her daughter. Quindlen did an amazing job of resea...
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review 1: It's been a while since I last read a book by Quindlen. I've read both fiction and non-fiction that she's written, but this is my favorite! It's funny, quirky, sweet, a love story, but also a story about the reinvention of several lives. In many ways it reminds me of much of ...