New York Times Bestseller
Oprah’s Book Club Pick and NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER from Pulitzer Prize winner Elizabeth Strout. Return to coastal Maine for an intimate story of friendship and storytelling, where Lucy Barton and the unforgettable Olive Kitteridge share quiet truths that illuminate unrecorded lives. Simply luminous.
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NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER • OPRAH’S BOOK CLUB PICK • PULITZER PRIZE–WINNING AUTHOR
Elizabeth Strout returns to the coastal Maine town we love—Crosby—with a novel that feels like coming home. Tell Me Everything is a luminous exploration of friendship, memory, and the quiet ways we make sense of our lives.
Here, autumn settles over the shore, and familiar faces gather once more. Lucy Barton, the celebrated writer, has found an unexpected confidant in Bob Burgess, the town lawyer now tangled in a troubling murder case. Their walks together become a space for truth-telling—the kind of honest, unhurried conversations that happen between people who’ve learned that life is both simpler and more complicated than they once imagined.
And then there’s Olive Kitteridge, sharp as ever, holding court in her retirement apartment. When Lucy finally meets this formidable woman, something magical unfolds: two storytellers trading tales of “unrecorded lives,” giving weight and meaning to the people who might otherwise be forgotten.
Strout’s prose is deceptively simple—each sentence carrying the salt air of the Maine coast, each silence speaking volumes. This is a novel about how we save each other through stories, through presence, through the radical act of paying attention.
Perfect for readers who loved:
A Washington Post, Time, NPR, and Vogue Best Book of the Year. Shortlisted for the Women’s Prize for Fiction.
Strout's genius is her ability to make us care deeply about ordinary lives. In Tell Me Everything, she returns to her beloved characters with wisdom, warmth, and an almost unbearable tenderness.
A master class in empathy and observation. Strout writes with such clarity about the human heart that every page feels like a revelation.
Strout has created a fictional universe as rich and lived-in as Faulkner's Yoknapatawpha. Tell Me Everything is a triumph of quiet observation and deep feeling.
Strout's prose is so clear and true it's like looking through water. She sees everything, judges nothing, and makes us feel the weight of being human.
A luminous novel about the stories we tell ourselves and each other. Strout's return to Crosby is a gift to readers who have followed these characters through the years.
Strout's greatest gift is making the ordinary feel profound. This novel is a meditation on friendship, storytelling, and the quiet heroism of paying attention to other people's lives.
Another masterpiece from Strout. Her characters feel so real you expect to meet them on the street. The novel is both intimate and expansive, a portrait of lives lived with quiet dignity.
Strout writes about small-town life with such precision and compassion that every detail resonates. This is storytelling at its finest.
| Weight | 0.59 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 132.00 × 18.00 × 203.00 in |
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| Subject | Family Saga, Friendship, Genre Fiction, Literary, Literature & Fiction |
| Accolade | New York Times Bestseller, Oprah's Book Club, Pulitzer Prize |
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