Erin White is the author of the memoir Given Up for You. Her writing has been previously published in the New York Times, the Kenyon Review, and elsewhere. She lives in Minnesota with her wife and daughters.
A subtle yet strong and warm read , perfect for fans of Anne Tyler or Elizabeth Strout * Irish Times * A moving story of betrayal, grief and forgiveness * People * It's brilliant on family dynamics and the characters feel pleasingly real. An enjoyable exploration of modern family life * Daily Mail * Tender, big-hearted and filled with characters who actually interact like real human beings - flaws and all * The Crack * Cracked my heart open wider and wider until I found myself bawling in the bathtub -- Glennon Doyle, author of UNTAMED Once I entered the world of Like Family, I didn't want to leave... it is an answer to and an answering of the questions of this moment -- Ann Napolitano, author of HELLO BEAUTIFUL A loving sprawl of busy lives, the happy and sometimes messy web of friends and children and chosen family. * Boston Globe * A sensitively crafted exploration of unconventional love, family, friendship, and relationships. The need to belong and to find a place in the world touches the heart of the reader and shows we never quite know what others - or ourselves - can do or be * People's Friend * Its depiction of friendship and middle age and marriage and the beautiful messiness of life feel familiar in the best ways, but also fresh in the best ways... I can't wait to share it with everyone I know -- Curits Sittenfeld, author of ROMANTIC COMEDY Moving and funny and big-hearted -- Essie Chambers, author of SWIFT RIVER This novel is a gift -- J. Courtney Sullivan, author of THE CLIFFS Secrets, jealousies, flirtations, and suspicions test the love and friendship among six friends living overlapping lives in the Hudson Valley. . . A heartstring-strumming paean to family * Kirkus Review *