Why people recommend it
Friends and Strangers by J. Courtney Sullivan is a contemporary novel exploring class, motherhood, and unexpected female friendship. On an episode of The Book Review titled Newt Gingrich and the Start of an Era, published on July 18, 2024, Elizabeth Egan shared her enthusiasm for the novel with listeners. Egan stated that she was reading the book for the second time within a single year, highlighting its lasting appeal and readability. Her recommendation emphasized the novel's captivating nature, drawing attention to Sullivan's engaging storytelling and character development. By noting her rare decision to revisit the same fiction title so quickly, Egan underscored why the work resonated deeply with readers navigating similar contemporary themes and domestic settings. The discussion served as a personal endorsement for anyone looking for a compelling and immersive narrative about modern life and relationships.
Who recommended it
- Elizabeth Egan Recommended
Elizabeth Egan — 2 mentions
“I am reading for the second time in one year a book called friends and strangers it's by Jay Courtney Sullivan”
“I am reading for the second time in one year a book called friends and strangers it's by Jay Courtney Sullivan”