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“Every Elizabeth Strout book introduces to characters I love. When she reintroduced many of those characters again in Tell Me Everything I welcomed them into my world - and listened as Strout seamlessly allowed them to tell stories of amazing and resilient people. Or help re-frame another's story for the best outcome. She notes that memory is tricky, but there is nothing tricky in knowing I will remember this novel for a very long time. ”

Sarah • Watermark Books

“Much like the lovely Mrs. Nash's Ashes, Adler gives us a novel with a main character you come to love (a con artist with a heart of gold!), delightful banter between the couple, and - in a new twist - a hilarious ghost sidekick. It's sweet and spicy, funny and touching, and will keep you rooting for Gretchen and Charlie until the very end. The narrator is absolutely fabulous as well! ”

Melissa • Watermark Books

“What a quirky gem of a book that I listened to on audio. I just couldn’t figure out how Lennon was going to pull off this story but he did and I was captivated.”

Jennifer • East City Bookshop

“Wonderful audio and the ending!”

Jennifer • East City Bookshop

“Elizabeth Strout's fictional characters - Lucy Barton, Olive Kitteridge, and Bob Burgess, among others - are my friends for life.  They inhabit my dreams occasionally, remind me that we all have childhood wounds that impact our adulthood, and always show me that good writing is my lifeline to literature and life.  It's wonderful to catch up with old friends and find they have changed and see the world differently than the last time I visited with them.  They tell their stories to one another...”

Gayle • Changing Hands

“Holy page-turners! If this had been 5,000 pages longer I still would have stayed up all night reading it! Ann and Ben Brashares have created a fast-building, heart-in-your-throat, alternative-history disaster story like no other. The voices of the two narrators - one in the World War II era, one in modern times - feel warm and alive, and the story revolves as much around the friendships of the 2 groups - 3 in current times, 3 in the past - as it does around messing up the timeline. This will...”

Chris • Belmont Books