The Things We Never Said - Elizabeth Strout
Pub. Date: May 9, 2026
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Artie Dam, a history teacher, cherishes his students as much as they value him. Despite being married for over three decades and having a loving son, he often feels lonely and isolated. His existence takes an unexpected turn when he discovers a hidden truth about his life, leading him to begin a profound reframing of his perception of the world.
Elizabeth Strout’s latest novel is another masterpiece that showcases her exceptional writing skills. Her idiosyncratic characters are beautifully drawn and captivating, each with their own unique quirks and complexities. The novel is meticulously crafted, weaving a tapestry of humor, insight, and pathos that resonates deeply with the reader. Strout’s characters are profound in their simple observations of life, yet there is also a reflection of the larger world and the divided country in which we now live. This novel is heartwarming and heartbreaking and provides the reader with much about which to think. Five plus stars!
Thanks to @NetGalley and @RandomHouse for the DRC.
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