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Violence
None
No violence
Language
Barely any
Mild language
Sexual Content
Some
Adult content; infidelity and adult relationships are among the stories
Substance Use
Some
Moderate wine consumption; a social gathering
Emotional Intensity
Some
Moderate; illness, grief, infidelity, and the emotional weight of women's lives
What this book is about
Ann Pearlman's warm novel follows a group of women friends who gather annually for a Christmas cookie exchange, and frames each woman's batch with the story of her year. Pearlman balances the comfort of friendship and tradition with honest depictions of illness, infidelity, grief, and love. A book about the sustaining power of female friendship across the full complexity of women's lives.
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Infidelity themes
Adult content
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