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The Calamity Club |
by Kathern Stockett |
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Praise For This Book |
A New York Times Book Everyone Will Be Talking about in 2026 An Oprah Daily Best Book of Spring 2026 A Goodreads Readers' Most Anticipated Book of 2026 A Garden & Gun Most Anticipated Book of 2026 A Woman's World Book Everyone Will Be Talking about in 2026 A Town & Country Most Anticipated Book of Spring An AARP Spring Preview A Minnesota Star-Tribune 2026 Preview A Country Living Book to Curl Up on the Porch with this Spring A New York Post Buzzy Book to Read This Spring A New York Times Novel We're Excited About This Spring "Smart, funny, and driven by unforgettable characters whose opinions and actions leap off the page, this is a must-read."-Bonnie Garmus, author of Lessons in Chemistry "So immersive, exciting, and downright fabulous, you never want it to end."-Oprah Daily "As witty, bold, and transportive as it is heartbreaking and compassionate, The Calamity Club is storytelling at its finest. Stockett's masterfully drawn characters are simply unforgettable. Bravo to Meg, Birdie, and Charlie for reminding us to never underestimate the bottomless resilience of smart, spirited women in revolt against circumstance and injustice."-Shelley Read, internationally bestselling author of Go as a River "Compulsively readable ... A satisfyingly twisty tale ... Fans of Stockett's bestselling debut will love this engaging follow-up."-Kirkus "Stockett's vibrant follow-up to her bestselling 2009 novel, The Help, traces the intersecting lives of an exasperated older sister, a precocious orphan, and an enterprising woman in 1933 Mississippi... . By turns hilarious and heartbreaking, this offers a memorable view into the impossible choices faced by women in the Great Depression."-Publishers Weekly "The enormous success of The Help as a novel and as the source for the Academy Award-winning film has left readers longing for Stockett's second novel... . As she did in The Help, Stockett again satirizes the hypocrisy underpinning much of the early-twentieth-century South in a saga populated with memorable characters who rely on stock-in-trade pluck and sass to right all wrongs."-Booklist "A big-hearted tale packed with plenty of details about life in the South during the lead-up to the Great Depression."-Country Living "Stockett balances humor and heartbreak with an ease that makes the pages fly. One moment you're laughing at a perfectly observed social disaster, the next you re sitting with a character in a moment of raw vulnerability. If you're looking for a character-driven novel with southern charm, biting social observation, and a cast of women you'll fall in love with, The Calamity Club absolutely delivers."-Tim Ehrenberg, "Tim Talks Books" |
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