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Book · 2014 · Single mothers

Little Fires Everywhere

by Celeste Ng · Recommended by 4 people on 1 podcast

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I also thought about Celeste in's little fires everywhere also I believe in Ohio that that think that's in Shaker Heights.
MJ Franklin · The Book Review · Jan 2022 Listen at 29:24

The best things said about it

3 of 5 · every mention
Recommended
The novel again is called little fires Everywhere by Celeste Ang.
Pamela Paul The Book Review · Sep 2017
Discussed
This week we're rerunning in's appearance from 2017 on the podcast when she spoke to us for the release of her last novel little fires everywhere.
Gilbert Cruz The Book Review · Sep 2022
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And hard cover fiction little fires Everywhere by Celeste in is number one on the trade paperback list.
Elizabeth Harris The Book Review · Jun 2020

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Why people recommend it

Little Fires Everywhere is a contemporary novel that explores the intertwined fates of families in an idyllic Ohio suburb, touching on themes of race, class, and motherhood. On The Book Review podcast, Pamela Paul reminded listeners of the novel and its author at the conclusion of an episode titled 'Recent Romances'. In the episode 'The Second Annual Listeners’ Questions Episode', MJ Franklin referenced the book while discussing contemporary fiction that grounds readers in specific American spaces like Shaker Heights, Ohio. Later, in the episode 'One Young Mother and the Homelessness Crisis', Pamela Paul briefly discussed Celeste Ng's narrative in the context of its television adaptation. Elizabeth Harris also mentioned the title during a discussion on the trade paperback list, noting its top ranking in hard cover fiction. Finally, Gilbert Cruz introduced an archived recording in an episode titled 'Celeste Ng on Race, Class and Suburbia', rerunning the author's 2017 interview about the release of her novel. These multiple references highlight the enduring cultural footprint of Ng's suburban drama across various literary discussions and formats.

Every mention

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Pamela Paul the novel again is called little fires Everywhere by Celeste Ang 2
Discussed
“you mention Celeste Ang and little fires everywhere is of course now streaming”
Recommended
“the novel again is called little fires Everywhere by Celeste Ang”
MJ Franklin I also thought about Celeste in's little fires everywhere also I believe in Ohio that that think that's in… 1
Recommended
“I also thought about Celeste in's little fires everywhere also I believe in Ohio that that think that's in Shaker Heights”
Elizabeth Harris and hard cover fiction little fires Everywhere by Celeste in is number one on the trade paperback list 1
Discussed
“and hard cover fiction little fires Everywhere by Celeste in is number one on the trade paperback list”
Gilbert Cruz this week we're rerunning in's appearance from 2017 on the podcast when she spoke to us for the release of… 1
Discussed
“this week we're rerunning in's appearance from 2017 on the podcast when she spoke to us for the release of her last novel little fires everywhere”
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“little fires everywhere”
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“and so we turned to Celeste ing a novelist best-selling novelist of little fires everywhere”
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“and I imagine that Celeste may also not only as a reader have felt Maxine Hong Kingston's influence but also as a novelist herself in her two books little fires everywhere and everything I Never Told You”
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“Celeste Tang will join us to talk about her new novel little fires”
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“her new novel is called little fires everywhere”