Catherine Newman

Sandwich
A novel about family, secrets, and aging during a Cape Cod summer by Catherine Newman
10 people recommend this
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Ginny BranchFirst to rec“One of my all-time favorite books! Catherine Newman is often called this generation’s Nora Ephron and I definitely see why one might make the comparison! Her writing is self-deprecating but warm, totally stripped of artifice, and very funny. I love all of her books so much (We All Want Impossible Things, Wreck, Catastrophic Happiness). I really want to go to one of her book tour stops!”
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Emily“Her voice is the voice I hear in my head”
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Wynne“Absolutely loved this book. I think it’s a perfect summer read. Everything I have read my Catherine Newman has been great. It’s funny, emotional and very human.”
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E_C_B“First, anything by Catherine Newman, but particularly Sandwich and Wreck, in that order. Written from the perspective of Rocky, a midlife mom with teen/young adult children and aging parents in the Northeast. Both novels are funny, touching, slice through you. Second, the Cal Hooper series from Tana French: The Searcher, The Hunter, The Keeper. Great detective series set in rural Ireland, very atmospheric and cozy/dreary (in a way that makes you want to curl up under a blanket by a fire).”
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Rachelle Rachelle“I laughed. I cried. I bought it for my mom for Mother’s Day.”
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Kristin“I am a sucker for a New England beach summer.”
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Michelle Mulik“This 54 year old can relate to this wonderful book.”
Aubergine Lampshade“Light but substantive, a breeze on a warm day.”
Andrea“Catherine Newman is a treasure.”
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