A fearlessly candid, heartrendingly forthright examination of the joys and terrors of family life from the perspective of a woman of unusual sensitivity and empathy, Count the Ways takes us on a memorable journey. Joyce Carol Oates
"Cut[ s] across moments of national and personal upheaval to examine the complex web of family against the backdrop of history." New York Times Book Review
"Wonderfully absorbing, precise and emotionally astute . . .I was moved by the characters' ambivalences, their misgivings, their anger, but most of all by their complex and fascinating love." Marisa Silver, New York Times bestselling author of The Mysteries
"Sensitively plumbing the complexity of human emotions, of love and forgiveness, [ Maynard] draws readers into a deep, aching attachment to her characters, creating an ultimately hopeful tale just right for this moment." Booklist (starred review)
"The novel bites off a lota Brett Kavanaughinspired storyline, a domestic abuse situation, a trans child, Eleanor's careerand manages to resolve them all. . . Maynard creates a world rich and real enough to hold the pain she fills it with." Kirkus Reviews (starred review)
Readers will sink into Maynards masterful portrait of one womans life in this decades-spanning family saga. Library Journal (starred review)
How did Maynard know that this is exactly the book we all need now? This exhilaratingly brilliant novel isnt just an indelible story of the falling dominoes of a family struggling through crisis and through generations, its also about the times we live through. . . . This gorgeous story reminds us that love is always, always worth it. Caroline Leavitt, New York Times bestselling author of Pictures of You and With or Without You
Joyce Maynard is the queen of the family saga, and Count the Ways is the best! Instantly addicting, the story of Eleanor, Cam, and their children pulls you in and wraps itself around you like an heirloom quilt made of familiarity, intimacy, and the orchestral complexity of loving the people closest to us. This is the novel youll be longing to return to at the end of every day and one you will re-read for years to come. Jenna Blum, New York Times bestselling author of Those Who Save Us and The Lost Family
Count the Ways is the book you will want to curl up in a chair and read from beginning to end. Its rich and complex, beautiful and heartbreaking, just like life. Reading about this flawed and lovely family will make you want to hug your own flawed and lovely family tight. Joyce Maynard celebrates the messy, wonderful thing that is love." Ann Hood, author of The Knitting Circle and The Book That Matters Most
Count the Ways is an extraordinarily generous invitation into a womans intimate life, from the loneliness of her youth to the earned wisdom of middle age. In this richly imagined novel, Maynard never flinches as she portrays both quiet successes and heartbreaking failures at love, marriage, and motherhood. This is the work of one of our great storytellers. Meredith Hall, New York Times bestselling author of Beneficence
My to-do list had umpteen items on it, but I let them all go to hell as I tore through Joyce Maynards latest page-turner. . . . To-do list? What to-do list? Under the Influence is a riveting read. New York Times bestselling author Wally Lamb on Under the Influence
Joyce Maynard has, again, managed to tap flawlessly into the voice of a teenage girl: part hope, part fiction, and all heart. After Her is page-turning mystery, wrapped in a beautifully rendered story of sisterhood; and reading it is a journey through ones own memory of what it meant to be thirteen, when the world was equally terrifying and fascinating. Books this compelling just dont come around very often. Jodi Picoult, #1 New York Times bestselling author on After Her
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