In the Family Way\"In the Family Way bursts with the complexity, drama, and warmth of Call the Midwife, but set at the canasta and kitchen tables of 1960s suburban America. This timely, timeless novel captures not only the reproductive horrors of that era but also political awakening and a kind of nostalgic hope: it's a changing world, and Roe, behind us now, was glimmering on the horizon then. Laney Katz Becker so beautifully reveals that where there are women's

right up to the very end

Her task is simple—find the killer

She becomes trapped in the rear of her home

A teacher at the famed cooking school at Ballymaloe—the Emerald Isle’s answer to Nigella Lawson—Allen has already been featured in Food & Wine

Two chance meetings

and how they affect our society—from hundreds of years in the past to decades in the future

making the case for tolerance

educational philosophy

He’s all but forgotten Kari—until she comes back to sell her grandmother’s house and turns his carefully built world upside down

The audience

Daring and resonant

era cuidada y protegida por Regina