Tiny Imperfections

Parents and anyone who's ever been to school will love this peek into the turbulent world of private school, from two women who have worked in it for more than 20 years. Get to know three generations of black women in San Francisco as they navigate that universe, along with their relationships, motivations, and a heaping helping of drama. -Good Housekeeping Frank and Youmans' humorous and touching debut novel explores how being a Black woman affects their protagonist's personal and professional experiences in a tale that will resonate with readers of all demographic backgrounds. -Booklist Frank and Youmans pack their debut with drama...The glitzy, high stakes world and gossipy narrative voice will put readers in mind of Crazy Rich Asians. -Publishers Weekly Offers a delightful view inside the cutthroat world of private school admissions that is hilarious, cringe-worthy and all too relevant in today's ultra-competitive educational landscape. I ate this book up like a box of candy; you will too. -Tara Conklin, author of The Last Romantics Over-eager parents are just one of the many things heroine Josie Bordelon has to deal with as head of admissions for a tawny private school in San Francisco. These two authors are brave enough to expose the insanity and hilarity that happen during application season . . . A really funny read. -Laurie Gelman, author of Class Mom Youmans and Frank manage to tackle a woman's journey through work, race, and motherhood beautifully in their debut. Tiny Imperfections is laugh out loud funny and full of heart. I can't wait to see what they bring us next! -Alexa Martin, author of Fumbled Youmans and Frank's deep-dive into private school culture sets the stage for a dishy, charming story of West Coast elitism and parenting at its pushiest. But it's the characters, especially the marvelous Bordelon women, who give this delightful novel its heart and humor - and who make you long to be part of the family even after the last page. -Amy Poeppel, author of Small Admissions and Limelight Humor, charm and intriguing drama combine in this novel-written by a best friend author duo-about the competitive world of private education. -Woman's World Perfectly captures the absurdist bubble of San Francisco's tech upper class. A rollicking good read that reminds us that money, power and influence will never be enough to make someone truly happy. -Jo Piazza, author of Charlotte Walsh Likes to Win Tiny Imperfections is a funny, heart-warming take on finding love in a most unexpected place. -Anissa Gray, author of The Care and Feeding of Ravenously Hungry Girls With a heroine to cheer for and laugh-out-loud delicacies on every page, Tiny Imperfections is perfect entertainment! You're in for such a fun ride. I loved it! -Lisa Patton, bestselling author of Rush