Mamabird
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Charlotte Getz
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“A gorgeous novel about sisterhood, family secrets, and the mysterious ways we learn to love the life that is ours. These sisters will steal your heart—and you won’t want it back. Truly unforgettable.”
—Patti Callahan Henry, New York Times bestselling author of Heart of the Wild
“A bighearted, supremely tender story of family and longing. Mamabird is the kind of novel you want to hold close to your chest.”
—John Green, New York Times bestselling author of Hollywood, Ending
Savannah, Georgia, in 1969 is a city as beautiful as it is broken. Just outside of town, the four Caldwell sisters live on Isle of Hope in a home that aches and echoes with their mother’s absence. Until their father suddenly sends them north to her alma mater, an all-girls boarding school in the Berkshires.
On campus, the Caldwells learn to navigate a new world, one where their accents sound funny and the social order feels opaque. But as they forge their own paths in the place where their mother once thrived, through love and friendship and loss, each sister is also carrying a secret that threatens to upend all their lives.
When a revelation from their mother’s student days unravels a hidden family story during alumni weekend, the sisters’ private dramas reach a breaking point. With the truth now told, the Caldwells will have to lean on each other like never before to reclaim their future—and embrace who their mother always knew they could be.
Told with wisdom and wit and so much heart, Mamabird is a timeless celebration of the biggest, most enduring kind of love.
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Commentaires
“A bighearted, supremely tender story of family and longing. Mamabird is the kind of novel you want to hold close to your chest.”
—John Green, New York Times bestselling author of Hollywood, Ending
“A gorgeous novel about sisterhood, family secrets, and the mysterious ways we learn to love the life that is ours. These sisters will steal your heart—and you won’t want it back. Truly unforgettable.”
—Patti Callahan Henry, New York Times bestselling author of Heart of the Wild
“Mamabird is an insightful, gorgeous debut about sisterhood in all its complexities and the tenderness and strength that can be found when women come together. I loved the Caldwell girls.”
—Sarah Damoff, bestselling author of The Bright Years
“Charlotte Getz writes with an irresistible and engaging southern voice that makes you want to pull up a chair and listen. Her novel bursts with characters to fall in love with. I cannot believe this dynamic novel is a debut. Mamabird is a stand-out.”
—Amity Gaige, bestselling author of Heartwood
“Mamabird is a captivating story of sisterhood, secrets, and the eternal pull of the past. A warmhearted book full of surprises.”
—Anton DiSclafani, New York Times bestselling author of The Yonahlossee Riding Camp for Girls
“A beautiful, evocative, inventive novel. I loved the Caldwell sisters and I loved Charlotte Getz’s every sentence. An all-around gorgeous book.”
—Annie Hartnett, bestselling author of The Road to Tender Hearts
“An atmospheric and finely tuned novel of sisterhood and family secrets. The four Caldwell sisters are brought to life with remarkable depth and texture in this evocative exploration of love, loss, and mystery.”
—Susan Meissner, USA Today bestselling author of Somewhere, Something Incredible
“Brimming with tenderness, wit, and warmth, Mamabird is a gracefully told story about young women coming into their own as they navigate a new world in which their understanding of their past—as well as their future—is undone and remade in ways they never could have expected.”
—Caitlin Mullen, bestselling author of Heather
—John Green, New York Times bestselling author of Hollywood, Ending
“A gorgeous novel about sisterhood, family secrets, and the mysterious ways we learn to love the life that is ours. These sisters will steal your heart—and you won’t want it back. Truly unforgettable.”
—Patti Callahan Henry, New York Times bestselling author of Heart of the Wild
“Mamabird is an insightful, gorgeous debut about sisterhood in all its complexities and the tenderness and strength that can be found when women come together. I loved the Caldwell girls.”
—Sarah Damoff, bestselling author of The Bright Years
“Charlotte Getz writes with an irresistible and engaging southern voice that makes you want to pull up a chair and listen. Her novel bursts with characters to fall in love with. I cannot believe this dynamic novel is a debut. Mamabird is a stand-out.”
—Amity Gaige, bestselling author of Heartwood
“Mamabird is a captivating story of sisterhood, secrets, and the eternal pull of the past. A warmhearted book full of surprises.”
—Anton DiSclafani, New York Times bestselling author of The Yonahlossee Riding Camp for Girls
“A beautiful, evocative, inventive novel. I loved the Caldwell sisters and I loved Charlotte Getz’s every sentence. An all-around gorgeous book.”
—Annie Hartnett, bestselling author of The Road to Tender Hearts
“An atmospheric and finely tuned novel of sisterhood and family secrets. The four Caldwell sisters are brought to life with remarkable depth and texture in this evocative exploration of love, loss, and mystery.”
—Susan Meissner, USA Today bestselling author of Somewhere, Something Incredible
“Brimming with tenderness, wit, and warmth, Mamabird is a gracefully told story about young women coming into their own as they navigate a new world in which their understanding of their past—as well as their future—is undone and remade in ways they never could have expected.”
—Caitlin Mullen, bestselling author of Heather
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