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

This blog resonates with those who navigate the delicate balance of familial love and the weight of unspoken truths, drawing in readers who are both introspective and sharp-witted. It speaks to a mindset that thrives on the complexities of human relationships, particularly within the tumultuous realm of family dynamics, where laughter often mingles with heartbreak. Here, the nuanced exploration of a seasoned judge's challenges offers a mirror to your own struggles, inviting contemplation of morality, duty, and the inevitable absurdities of life. For the thoughtful soul seeking solace in the shared experience of dysfunction, this blog unfolds like a well-worn novel, rich with empathy and insight.