Reviews

“Edie’s increasingly unpredictable behavior reaches its crescendo with a heartbreaking climax, and along the way, the author explores not merely Edie’s guilt, but the complicated feelings over her loss. This quick, engrossing novel brings laughter and tears.” Read full review

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STARRED REVIEW – Edie Richter is Not Alone
“Handler’s Edie joins the ranks of unforgettably eccentric, intelligent women protagonists, such as the titular character in Gail Honeyman’s ‘Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine’ and Eleanor Flood in Maria Semple’s ‘Today Will Be Different’.” Read full review

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Edie Richter Is Not Alone by Rebecca Handler (March 9)

A Californian with a secret moves to Australia.  I’m intrigued! –Mike FS

STARRED REVIEW – Edie Richter is Not Alone
“A tragicomic exploration of the collateral damage of Alzheimer’s disease… Handler gets it right from the title on out. Edie is definitely not alone. Her plight is one many readers will respond to deeply and perhaps even be soothed by… Profound yet often quite funny, keenly observed, and deeply affecting.”  Read full review