I Don’t Know How to Tell You This

Sharp, wry and quietly heartbreaking. My review of Marian Thurm's I Don't Know How to Tell You This follows Rachel Sugarman, a Manhattan judge, through family court chaos, Jonathan's troubling decline after a Paris anniversary, and funny, tender scenes with granddaughter Luna. A candid novel review on family dysfunction fiction.

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Rolly's Take

For those who navigate the complexities of love and duty, where laughter often dances alongside heartache. Here, the intricacies of family dynamics unfold through sharp prose, revealing both the absurd and the tender — a reminder that resilience doesn't come without its scars. This is a space for readers who appreciate the delicate balance of wit and wisdom in the chaos of human connection.