Mrs. Everything
18 hrs. 6 min.
Description
This is the story of two sisters, beginning in the 1950s. The girls grow up—the world changes. They try to find their place in life, to stay true to themselves, but as everyone knows, each person has their own path, and home is where you’re meant to be.
They stood before their new house on Alhambra Street—full of hope. Rebel Jo and sweet Betty. So different—sisters. And ahead of them are social upheavals, the war in Vietnam, music of freedom, and the fight for women’s rights. And ahead of them is first love, dawns and sunsets, loud laughter, salty tears, and growing up.
This is an honest and very feminine journey through colorful decades of America—an adventure that lasts a lifetime: surprising, complex, and unforgettable.
Jennifer Weiner’s novel became a New York Times bestseller and has won many readers’ hearts. This book will make you laugh and cry—and maybe tomorrow you’ll decide to change your life by rewriting its imaginary script. And you’ll also want to hug the person who’s always there, no matter what.
“A brilliant narrative spanning several generations.” — People
“Weiner will pluck every string of your heart.” — Publishers Weekly
They stood before their new house on Alhambra Street—full of hope. Rebel Jo and sweet Betty. So different—sisters. And ahead of them are social upheavals, the war in Vietnam, music of freedom, and the fight for women’s rights. And ahead of them is first love, dawns and sunsets, loud laughter, salty tears, and growing up.
This is an honest and very feminine journey through colorful decades of America—an adventure that lasts a lifetime: surprising, complex, and unforgettable.
Jennifer Weiner’s novel became a New York Times bestseller and has won many readers’ hearts. This book will make you laugh and cry—and maybe tomorrow you’ll decide to change your life by rewriting its imaginary script. And you’ll also want to hug the person who’s always there, no matter what.
“A brilliant narrative spanning several generations.” — People
“Weiner will pluck every string of your heart.” — Publishers Weekly
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