The Most Fun We Ever Had
A Novel
What's it about
Ever wondered what really holds a family together through decades of secrets, rivalry, and drama? Get ready to explore the messy, complicated, and beautiful reality of lifelong love and sisterhood, and discover why even the most "perfect" families are far from what they seem on the surface. You'll step inside the lives of the Sorenson family, uncovering the hidden struggles and long-buried secrets that test the bonds between four very different sisters and their seemingly idyllic parents. Learn how individual desires clash with family expectations and how love, in all its forms, can endure even the most painful truths.
Meet the author
Claire Lombardo is the New York Times bestselling author whose debut novel, The Most Fun We Ever Had, was longlisted for the Women's Prize for Fiction. A graduate of the Iowa Writers' Workshop, Lombardo spent years working in social work before pursuing writing full-time, a background that deeply informs her compassionate and keen-eyed observations of family dynamics. Her work explores the intricate, often messy, and enduring nature of love and connection within a sprawling Chicago family, reflecting her profound understanding of human relationships.
What's it about
Ever wondered what really holds a family together through decades of secrets, rivalry, and drama? Get ready to explore the messy, complicated, and beautiful reality of lifelong love and sisterhood, and discover why even the most "perfect" families are far from what they seem on the surface. You'll step inside the lives of the Sorenson family, uncovering the hidden struggles and long-buried secrets that test the bonds between four very different sisters and their seemingly idyllic parents. Learn how individual desires clash with family expectations and how love, in all its forms, can endure even the most painful truths.
Meet the author
Claire Lombardo is the New York Times bestselling author whose debut novel, The Most Fun We Ever Had, was longlisted for the Women's Prize for Fiction. A graduate of the Iowa Writers' Workshop, Lombardo spent years working in social work before pursuing writing full-time, a background that deeply informs her compassionate and keen-eyed observations of family dynamics. Her work explores the intricate, often messy, and enduring nature of love and connection within a sprawling Chicago family, reflecting her profound understanding of human relationships.
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