Susan Mallery
#StrongWomenRead: 7 Books to Celebrate Galentine’s Day
Our favorite non-official holiday is coming up, and while the day for “ladies celebrating ladies” may have begun as a sitcom joke (thank you for all you have given us, Leslie Knope), February 13 has become Valentine’s Day’s antithetical sister holiday; a day that every gal can enjoy whether or not she’ll be receiving flowers… Read More »
Tags: #strongwomenread, Andrea Smith, As You Wish, Brit Bennett, Helen Warner, Island of Sweet Pies and Soldiers, Jude Deveraux, karma brown, pam jenoff, Sara Ackerman, Sisters Like Us, Susan Mallery, The Choices We Make, The Mothers, The Orphan's Tale, The Sisterhood of Blackberry Corner, The Story of Our Lives
Which Famous Literary Sisters Are You Most Like?
Are you and your sister(s) like the March girls, close and cooperative in times of great struggle or are you more like the put-upon Bennett sisters, trying to thwart their mother’s efforts to marry them off to the most eligible bachelor? Hopefully you and your sibs don’t have the worries that the Blackwood sisters do,… Read More »
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7 Secrets You Didn’t Know about Author Susan Mallery
My name is Christine Rimmer, and one of my best friends in the world is Susan Mallery. You know Susan as the bestselling author of hits like Daughters of the Bride and Secrets of the Tulip Sisters and her latest book, Sisters Like Us. But I know a whole other side of her. BookClubbish asked… Read More »
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Get a Sneak Peek at Sisters Like Us by Susan Mallery
It’s time to dive into a brand new year with a brand new read. Susan Mallery returns with a stunning new book about sisters, mothers, and daughters in a fast-paced world. Want to get an early look at this amazing book? Check out the audio excerpt below and let us know what you think in… Read More »
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