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People We Hate at the Wedding : a Novel
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Reviews
"Fact: best title of any novel ever. This story about a dysfunctional blended family and a wedding in England is sinfully good." -- Elin Hilderbrand " A feast of bitchy characters, dysfunctional family dynamics and hilarious, over-the-top catastrophe." -- People "Ginder takes family dysfunction to its hysterical limit in this joyously ribald, sharply cynical, and impossible-to-put-down examination of love and loyalty." -- Publishers Weekly , Starred Review "The summer''s most compelling fictional exploration of affluence and envy, it skillfully mingles the introspective ways of a domestic novel with the juicy stratagems of a page turner...Especially well-suited to this summer of our discontent. Like all the best beach reads, it eats the rich like so many frozen grapes." -- Bloomberg BusinessWeek " An over-the-top dishfest that atones for the sins of its characters with sly humor and a surprisingly big heart." -- Departures " Reading this book is like watching a really good indie rom-com...It''s a dysfunctional family saga; sort of like Cynthia D''Aprix Sweeney''s "The Nest" last year, but funnier... Ginder finds that careful balance of making fun of his characters while maintaining affection for them; by this saga''s end, you wish them all well." -- The Seattle Times "A vibrant celebration of the modern family and all the crazy, hilarious and wild ways we love each other...This is the best wedding drama since My Best Friend''s Wedding." -- Redbook "Witty and completely absorbing, The People We Hate at the Wedding is family dysfunction at its best --full of heart, humor, and jealous siblings. This novel is addicting and entertaining and I couldn''t put it down!" -- Jennifer Close, New York Times bestselling author of Girls in White Dresses and The Hopefuls "Not only does it have the best title in the universe, The People We Hate At The Wedding is wickedly smart and shamelessly funny. Grant Ginder brilliantly captures privileged Brits clashing against semi-privileged Americans in the most hilariously cringeworthy ways. Cluelessly self-absorbed, appallingly outrageous, and so very endearing, these are characters I hope to be seated with at the next wedding I attend." --Kevin Kwan, New York Times bestselling author of Crazy Rich Asians and China Rich Girlfriend "Don''t be fooled by the superbly sardonic title--Grant Ginder''s subject is not hate at all: it''s love. Ginder expertly and hilariously shows us that real love (whether romantic or fraternal, parental or filial) is always a most complicated matter." -- Rumaan Alam, author of Rich and Pretty "Ginder successfully captures the clash between people who are intimately connected yet deeply at odds. These characters are completely clueless and utterly self-absorbed yet highly likable, their trials and tribulations painful at times and joyful at others but always entertaining. Ginder''s latest is a fascinating exploration of family dynamics and the complex way we interact with those who know us best." -- Booklist, Starred Review "It turns out that the people we hate at the wedding are the very people we most love reading about. Grant Ginder''s smart, funny novel is madly insightful and contains some of the most delightfully difficult and fabulously flawed characters I''ve encountered in a long time. I found myself worrying about them as I drove to work, hoping things would turn out well for (almost) all of them." -- Stephen McCauley, bestselling author of The Object of My Affection "Ginder has a gift for the gleefully outrageous, dishing out one over-the-top scene after another... A daisy chain of debacles makes time spent with people we hate good fun." -- Kirkus Reviews, "Ginder takes family dysfunction to its hysterical limit in this joyously ribald, sharply cynical, and impossible-to-put-down examination of love and loyalty." -- Pubslihers Weekly , Starred Review "Witty and completely absorbing, The People We Hate at the Wedding is family dysfunction at its best --full of heart, humor, and jealous siblings. This novel is addicting and entertaining and I couldn't put it down!" -- Jennifer Close, New York Times bestselling author of Girls in White Dresses and The Hopefuls "Not only does it have the best title in the universe, The People We Hate At The Wedding is wickedly smart and shamelessly funny. Grant Ginder brilliantly captures privileged Brits clashing against semi-privileged Americans in the most hilariously cringeworthy ways. Cluelessly self-absorbed, appallingly outrageous, and so very endearing, these are characters I hope to be seated with at the next wedding I attend." --Kevin Kwan, New York Times bestselling author of Crazy Rich Asians and China Rich Girlfriend "Don't be fooled by the superbly sardonic title--Grant Ginder's subject is not hate at all: it's love. Ginder expertly and hilariously shows us that real love (whether romantic or fraternal, parental or filial) is always a most complicated matter." -- Rumaan Alam, author of Rich and Pretty "It turns out that the people we hate at the wedding are the very people we most love reading about. Grant Ginder's smart, funny novel is madly insightful and contains some of the most delightfully difficult and fabulously flawed characters I've encountered in a long time. I found myself worrying about them as I drove to work, hoping things would turn out well for (almost) all of them." -- Stephen McCauley, bestselling author of The Object of My Affection "Ginder has a gift for the gleefully outrageous, dishing out one over-the-top scene after another... A daisy chain of debacles makes time spent with people we hate good fun." -- Kirkus Reviews, "Ginder takes family dysfunction to its hysterical limit in this joyously ribald, sharply cynical, and impossible-to-put-down examination of love and loyalty." -- Publishers Weekly , Starred Review "A vibrant celebration of the modern family and all the crazy, hilarious and wild ways we love each other...This is the best wedding drama since My Best Friend's Wedding." -- Redbook "Witty and completely absorbing, The People We Hate at the Wedding is family dysfunction at its best --full of heart, humor, and jealous siblings. This novel is addicting and entertaining and I couldn't put it down!" -- Jennifer Close, New York Times bestselling author of Girls in White Dresses and The Hopefuls "Not only does it have the best title in the universe, The People We Hate At The Wedding is wickedly smart and shamelessly funny. Grant Ginder brilliantly captures privileged Brits clashing against semi-privileged Americans in the most hilariously cringeworthy ways. Cluelessly self-absorbed, appallingly outrageous, and so very endearing, these are characters I hope to be seated with at the next wedding I attend." --Kevin Kwan, New York Times bestselling author of Crazy Rich Asians and China Rich Girlfriend "Don't be fooled by the superbly sardonic title--Grant Ginder's subject is not hate at all: it's love. Ginder expertly and hilariously shows us that real love (whether romantic or fraternal, parental or filial) is always a most complicated matter." -- Rumaan Alam, author of Rich and Pretty "Ginder successfully captures the clash between people who are intimately connected yet deeply at odds. These characters are completely clueless and utterly self-absorbed yet highly likable, their trials and tribulations painful at times and joyful at others but always entertaining. Ginder's latest is a fascinating exploration of family dynamics and the complex way we interact with those who know us best." -- Booklist, Starred Review "It turns out that the people we hate at the wedding are the very people we most love reading about. Grant Ginder's smart, funny novel is madly insightful and contains some of the most delightfully difficult and fabulously flawed characters I've encountered in a long time. I found myself worrying about them as I drove to work, hoping things would turn out well for (almost) all of them." -- Stephen McCauley, bestselling author of The Object of My Affection "Ginder has a gift for the gleefully outrageous, dishing out one over-the-top scene after another... A daisy chain of debacles makes time spent with people we hate good fun." -- Kirkus Reviews, "Fact: best title of any novel ever. This story about a dysfunctional blended family and a wedding in England is sinfully good." -- Elin Hilderbrand " A feast of bitchy characters, dysfunctional family dynamics and hilarious, over-the-top catastrophe." -- People "Ginder takes family dysfunction to its hysterical limit in this joyously ribald, sharply cynical, and impossible-to-put-down examination of love and loyalty." -- Publishers Weekly , Starred Review "The summer's most compelling fictional exploration of affluence and envy, it skillfully mingles the introspective ways of a domestic novel with the juicy stratagems of a page turner...Especially well-suited to this summer of our discontent. Like all the best beach reads, it eats the rich like so many frozen grapes." -- Bloomberg BusineesWeek " An over-the-top dishfest that atones for the sins of its characters with sly humor and a surprisingly big heart." -- Departures "A vibrant celebration of the modern family and all the crazy, hilarious and wild ways we love each other...This is the best wedding drama since My Best Friend's Wedding." -- Redbook "Witty and completely absorbing, The People We Hate at the Wedding is family dysfunction at its best --full of heart, humor, and jealous siblings. This novel is addicting and entertaining and I couldn't put it down!" -- Jennifer Close, New York Times bestselling author of Girls in White Dresses and The Hopefuls "Not only does it have the best title in the universe, The People We Hate At The Wedding is wickedly smart and shamelessly funny. Grant Ginder brilliantly captures privileged Brits clashing against semi-privileged Americans in the most hilariously cringeworthy ways. Cluelessly self-absorbed, appallingly outrageous, and so very endearing, these are characters I hope to be seated with at the next wedding I attend." --Kevin Kwan, New York Times bestselling author of Crazy Rich Asians and China Rich Girlfriend "Don't be fooled by the superbly sardonic title--Grant Ginder's subject is not hate at all: it's love. Ginder expertly and hilariously shows us that real love (whether romantic or fraternal, parental or filial) is always a most complicated matter." -- Rumaan Alam, author of Rich and Pretty "Ginder successfully captures the clash between people who are intimately connected yet deeply at odds. These characters are completely clueless and utterly self-absorbed yet highly likable, their trials and tribulations painful at times and joyful at others but always entertaining. Ginder's latest is a fascinating exploration of family dynamics and the complex way we interact with those who know us best." -- Booklist, Starred Review "It turns out that the people we hate at the wedding are the very people we most love reading about. Grant Ginder's smart, funny novel is madly insightful and contains some of the most delightfully difficult and fabulously flawed characters I've encountered in a long time. I found myself worrying about them as I drove to work, hoping things would turn out well for (almost) all of them." -- Stephen McCauley, bestselling author of The Object of My Affection "Ginder has a gift for the gleefully outrageous, dishing out one over-the-top scene after another... A daisy chain of debacles makes time spent with people we hate good fun." -- Kirkus Reviews, "Witty and completely absorbing, The People We Hate at the Wedding is family dysfunction at its best --full of heart, humor, and jealous siblings. This novel is addicting and entertaining and I couldn't put it down!" -Jennifer Close, New York Times bestselling author of Girls in White Dresses and The Hopefuls "Not only does it have the best title in the universe, The People We Hate At The Wedding is wickedly smart and shamelessly funny. Grant Ginder brilliantly captures privileged Brits clashing against semi-privileged Americans in the most hilariously cringeworthy ways. Cluelessly self-absorbed, appallingly outrageous, and so very endearing, these are characters I hope to be seated with at the next wedding I attend." --Kevin Kwan, New York Times bestselling author of Crazy Rich Asians and China Rich Girlfriend. "It turns out that the people we hate at the wedding are the very people we most love reading about. Grant Ginder's smart, funny novel is madly insightful and contains some of the most delightfully difficult and fabulously flawed characters I've encountered in a long time. I found myself worrying about them as I drove to work, hoping things would turn out well for (almost) all of them." - Stephen McCauley, bestselling author of The Object of My Affection, "Ginder takes family dysfunction to its hysterical limit in this joyously ribald, sharply cynical, and impossible-to-put-down examination of love and loyalty." -- Publishers Weekly , Starred Review "Witty and completely absorbing, The People We Hate at the Wedding is family dysfunction at its best --full of heart, humor, and jealous siblings. This novel is addicting and entertaining and I couldn't put it down!" -- Jennifer Close, New York Times bestselling author of Girls in White Dresses and The Hopefuls "Not only does it have the best title in the universe, The People We Hate At The Wedding is wickedly smart and shamelessly funny. Grant Ginder brilliantly captures privileged Brits clashing against semi-privileged Americans in the most hilariously cringeworthy ways. Cluelessly self-absorbed, appallingly outrageous, and so very endearing, these are characters I hope to be seated with at the next wedding I attend." --Kevin Kwan, New York Times bestselling author of Crazy Rich Asians and China Rich Girlfriend "Don't be fooled by the superbly sardonic title--Grant Ginder's subject is not hate at all: it's love. Ginder expertly and hilariously shows us that real love (whether romantic or fraternal, parental or filial) is always a most complicated matter." -- Rumaan Alam, author of Rich and Pretty "Ginder successfully captures theclash between people who are intimately connected yet deeply at odds. These characters are completelyclueless and utterly self-absorbed yet highly likable, their trials and tribulations painful at times and joyful at others but always entertaining. Ginder's latest is a fascinating exploration of family dynamics and thecomplex way we interact with those who know us best." -- Booklist, Starred Review "It turns out that the people we hate at the wedding are the very people we most love reading about. Grant Ginder's smart, funny novel is madly insightful and contains some of the most delightfully difficult and fabulously flawed characters I've encountered in a long time. I found myself worrying about them as I drove to work, hoping things would turn out well for (almost) all of them." -- Stephen McCauley, bestselling author of The Object of My Affection "Ginder has a gift for the gleefully outrageous, dishing out one over-the-top scene after another... A daisy chain of debacles makes time spent with people we hate good fun." -- Kirkus Reviews, "Ginder takes family dysfunction to its hysterical limit in this joyously ribald, sharply cynical, and impossible-to-put-down examination of love and loyalty." -- Publishers Weekly , Starred Review " A feast of bitchy characters, dysfunctional family dynamics and hilarious, over-the-top catastrophe." -- People "The summer's most compelling fictional exploration of affluence and envy, it skillfully mingles the introspective ways of a domestic novel with the juicy stratagems of a page turner...Especially well-suited to this summer of our discontent. Like all the best beach reads, it eats the rich like so many frozen grapes." -- Bloomberg BusineesWeek " An over-the-top dishfest that atones for the sins of its characters with sly humor and a surprisingly big heart." -- Departures "A vibrant celebration of the modern family and all the crazy, hilarious and wild ways we love each other...This is the best wedding drama since My Best Friend's Wedding." -- Redbook "Witty and completely absorbing, The People We Hate at the Wedding is family dysfunction at its best --full of heart, humor, and jealous siblings. This novel is addicting and entertaining and I couldn't put it down!" -- Jennifer Close, New York Times bestselling author of Girls in White Dresses and The Hopefuls "Not only does it have the best title in the universe, The People We Hate At The Wedding is wickedly smart and shamelessly funny. Grant Ginder brilliantly captures privileged Brits clashing against semi-privileged Americans in the most hilariously cringeworthy ways. Cluelessly self-absorbed, appallingly outrageous, and so very endearing, these are characters I hope to be seated with at the next wedding I attend." --Kevin Kwan, New York Times bestselling author of Crazy Rich Asians and China Rich Girlfriend "Don't be fooled by the superbly sardonic title--Grant Ginder's subject is not hate at all: it's love. Ginder expertly and hilariously shows us that real love (whether romantic or fraternal, parental or filial) is always a most complicated matter." -- Rumaan Alam, author of Rich and Pretty "Ginder successfully captures the clash between people who are intimately connected yet deeply at odds. These characters are completely clueless and utterly self-absorbed yet highly likable, their trials and tribulations painful at times and joyful at others but always entertaining. Ginder's latest is a fascinating exploration of family dynamics and the complex way we interact with those who know us best." -- Booklist, Starred Review "It turns out that the people we hate at the wedding are the very people we most love reading about. Grant Ginder's smart, funny novel is madly insightful and contains some of the most delightfully difficult and fabulously flawed characters I've encountered in a long time. I found myself worrying about them as I drove to work, hoping things would turn out well for (almost) all of them." -- Stephen McCauley, bestselling author of The Object of My Affection "Ginder has a gift for the gleefully outrageous, dishing out one over-the-top scene after another... A daisy chain of debacles makes time spent with people we hate good fun." -- Kirkus Reviews, Witty and completely absorbing, THE PEOPLE WE HATE AT THE WEDDING is family dysfunction at its best -full of heart, humor, and jealous siblings. This novel is addicting and entertaining and I couldn't put it down!-Jennifer Close, New York Times bestselling author of GIRLS IN WHITE DRESSES and THE HOPEFULS"Not only does it have the best title in the universe, The People We Hate At The Wedding is wickedly smart and shamelessly funny. Grant Ginder brilliantly captures privileged Brits clashing against semi-privileged Americans in the most hilariously cringeworthy ways. Cluelessly self-absorbed, appallingly outrageous, and so very endearing, these are characters I hope to be seated with at the next wedding I attend." -Kevin Kwan, New York Times bestselling author of Crazy Rich Asians and China Rich Girlfriend. "It turns out that the people we hate at the wedding are the very people we most love reading about. Grant Ginder's smart, funny novel is madly insightful and contains some of the most delightfully difficult and fabulously flawed characters I've encountered in a long time. I found myself worrying about them as I drove to work, hoping things would turn out well for (almost) all of them." - Stephen McCauley, New York Times bestselling author of The Object of My Affection, "Ginder takes family dysfunction to its hysterical limit in this joyously ribald, sharply cynical, and impossible-to-put-down examination of love and loyalty." -- Publishers Weekly , Starred Review "A vibrant celebration of the modern family and all the crazy, hilarious and wild ways we love each other...This is the best wedding drama since My Best Friend's Wedding." -- Redbook "Witty and completely absorbing, The People We Hate at the Wedding is family dysfunction at its best --full of heart, humor, and jealous siblings. This novel is addicting and entertaining and I couldn't put it down!" -- Jennifer Close, New York Times bestselling author of Girls in White Dresses and The Hopefuls "Not only does it have the best title in the universe, The People We Hate At The Wedding is wickedly smart and shamelessly funny. Grant Ginder brilliantly captures privileged Brits clashing against semi-privileged Americans in the most hilariously cringeworthy ways. Cluelessly self-absorbed, appallingly outrageous, and so very endearing, these are characters I hope to be seated with at the next wedding I attend." --Kevin Kwan, New York Times bestselling author of Crazy Rich Asians and China Rich Girlfriend "Don't be fooled by the superbly sardonic title--Grant Ginder's subject is not hate at all: it's love. Ginder expertly and hilariously shows us that real love (whether romantic or fraternal, parental or filial) is always a most complicated matter." -- Rumaan Alam, author of Rich and Pretty "Ginder successfully captures theclash between people who are intimately connected yet deeply at odds. These characters are completelyclueless and utterly self-absorbed yet highly likable, their trials and tribulations painful at times and joyful at others but always entertaining. Ginder's latest is a fascinating exploration of family dynamics and thecomplex way we interact with those who know us best." -- Booklist, Starred Review "It turns out that the people we hate at the wedding are the very people we most love reading about. Grant Ginder's smart, funny novel is madly insightful and contains some of the most delightfully difficult and fabulously flawed characters I've encountered in a long time. I found myself worrying about them as I drove to work, hoping things would turn out well for (almost) all of them." -- Stephen McCauley, bestselling author of The Object of My Affection "Ginder has a gift for the gleefully outrageous, dishing out one over-the-top scene after another... A daisy chain of debacles makes time spent with people we hate good fun." -- Kirkus Reviews, "Fact: best title of any novel ever. This story about a dysfunctional blended family and a wedding in England is sinfully good." -- Elin Hilderbrand " A feast of bitchy characters, dysfunctional family dynamics and hilarious, over-the-top catastrophe." -- People "Ginder takes family dysfunction to its hysterical limit in this joyously ribald, sharply cynical, and impossible-to-put-down examination of love and loyalty." -- Publishers Weekly , Starred Review "The summer''s most compelling fictional exploration of affluence and envy, it skillfully mingles the introspective ways of a domestic novel with the juicy stratagems of a page turner...Especially well-suited to this summer of our discontent. Like all the best beach reads, it eats the rich like so many frozen grapes." -- Bloomberg BusineesWeek " An over-the-top dishfest that atones for the sins of its characters with sly humor and a surprisingly big heart." -- Departures " Reading this book is like watching a really good indie rom-com...It''s a dysfunctional family saga; sort of like Cynthia D''Aprix Sweeney''s "The Nest" last year, but funnier... Ginder finds that careful balance of making fun of his characters while maintaining affection for them; by this saga''s end, you wish them all well." -- The Seattle Times "A vibrant celebration of the modern family and all the crazy, hilarious and wild ways we love each other...This is the best wedding drama since My Best Friend''s Wedding." -- Redbook "Witty and completely absorbing, The People We Hate at the Wedding is family dysfunction at its best --full of heart, humor, and jealous siblings. This novel is addicting and entertaining and I couldn''t put it down!" -- Jennifer Close, New York Times bestselling author of Girls in White Dresses and The Hopefuls "Not only does it have the best title in the universe, The People We Hate At The Wedding is wickedly smart and shamelessly funny. Grant Ginder brilliantly captures privileged Brits clashing against semi-privileged Americans in the most hilariously cringeworthy ways. Cluelessly self-absorbed, appallingly outrageous, and so very endearing, these are characters I hope to be seated with at the next wedding I attend." --Kevin Kwan, New York Times bestselling author of Crazy Rich Asians and China Rich Girlfriend "Don''t be fooled by the superbly sardonic title--Grant Ginder''s subject is not hate at all: it''s love. Ginder expertly and hilariously shows us that real love (whether romantic or fraternal, parental or filial) is always a most complicated matter." -- Rumaan Alam, author of Rich and Pretty "Ginder successfully captures the clash between people who are intimately connected yet deeply at odds. These characters are completely clueless and utterly self-absorbed yet highly likable, their trials and tribulations painful at times and joyful at others but always entertaining. Ginder''s latest is a fascinating exploration of family dynamics and the complex way we interact with those who know us best." -- Booklist, Starred Review "It turns out that the people we hate at the wedding are the very people we most love reading about. Grant Ginder''s smart, funny novel is madly insightful and contains some of the most delightfully difficult and fabulously flawed characters I''ve encountered in a long time. I found myself worrying about them as I drove to work, hoping things would turn out well for (almost) all of them." -- Stephen McCauley, bestselling author of The Object of My Affection "Ginder has a gift for the gleefully outrageous, dishing out one over-the-top scene after another... A daisy chain of debacles makes time spent with people we hate good fun." -- Kirkus Reviews, "Witty and completely absorbing, The People We Hate at the Wedding is family dysfunction at its best --full of heart, humor, and jealous siblings. This novel is addicting and entertaining and I couldn't put it down!" -- Jennifer Close, New York Times bestselling author of Girls in White Dresses and The Hopefuls "Not only does it have the best title in the universe, The People We Hate At The Wedding is wickedly smart and shamelessly funny. Grant Ginder brilliantly captures privileged Brits clashing against semi-privileged Americans in the most hilariously cringeworthy ways. Cluelessly self-absorbed, appallingly outrageous, and so very endearing, these are characters I hope to be seated with at the next wedding I attend." --Kevin Kwan, New York Times bestselling author of Crazy Rich Asians and China Rich Girlfriend "Don't be fooled by the superbly sardonic title--Grant Ginder's subject is not hate at all: it's love. Ginder expertly and hilariously shows us that real love (whether romantic or fraternal, parental or filial) is always a most complicated matter." -- Rumaan Alam, author of Rich and Pretty "It turns out that the people we hate at the wedding are the very people we most love reading about. Grant Ginder's smart, funny novel is madly insightful and contains some of the most delightfully difficult and fabulously flawed characters I've encountered in a long time. I found myself worrying about them as I drove to work, hoping things would turn out well for (almost) all of them." -- Stephen McCauley, bestselling author of The Object of My Affection
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Synopsis
"It's for the same audience that flocked to The Nest, Where'd You Go, Bernadette? or dare I say a little book you might be a fan of, Crazy Rich Asians." -- Kevin Kwan, New York Times bestselling author of Crazy Rich Asians "Sinfully good." -- Elin Hilderbrand Entertainment Weekly's Summer Must-Read A Publishers Weekly BEST SUMMER BOOKS, 2017 New York Post Best Books of Summer Redbook 's 10 Books You Have To Read This Summer " The summer's most compelling fictional exploration of affluence and envy. Like all the best beach reads, it eats the rich like so many frozen grapes." -- Bloomberg Businessweek Relationships are awful. They'll kill you, right up to the point where they start saving your life . Paul and Alice's half-sister Eloise is getting married In London There will be fancy hotels, dinners at "it" restaurants and a reception at a country estate complete with tea lights and embroidered cloth napkins. They couldn't hate it more. The People We Hate at the Wedding is the story of a less than perfect family. Donna, the clan's mother, is now a widow living in the Chicago suburbs with a penchant for the occasional joint and more than one glass of wine with her best friend while watching House Hunters International . Alice is in her thirties, single, smart, beautiful, stuck in a dead-end job where she is mired in a rather predictable, though enjoyable, affair with her married boss. Her brother Paul lives in Philadelphia with his older, handsomer, tenured track professor boyfriend who's recently been saying things like "monogamy is an oppressive heteronormative construct," while eyeing undergrads. And then there's Eloise. Perfect, gorgeous, cultured Eloise. The product of Donna's first marriage to a dashing Frenchman, Eloise has spent her school years at the best private boarding schools, her winter holidays in St. John and a post-college life cushioned by a fat, endless trust fund. To top it off, she's infuriatingly kind and decent. As this estranged clan gathers together, and Eloise's walk down the aisle approaches, Grant Ginder brings to vivid, hilarious life the power of family, and the complicated ways we hate the ones we love the most in the most bitingly funny, slyly witty and surprisingly tender novel you'll read this year., "It's for the same audience that flocked to The Nest, Where'd You Go, Bernadette? or dare I say a little book you might be a fan of, Crazy Rich Asians." -- Kevin Kwan, New York Times bestselling author of Crazy Rich Asians "Sinfully good." -- Elin Hilderbrand Entertainment Weekly's Summer Must-Read A Publishers Weekly BEST SUMMER BOOKS, 2017 New York Post Best Books of Summer Redbook 's 10 Books You Have To Read This Summer Relationships are awful. They'll kill you, right up to the point where they start saving your life . Paul and Alice's half-sister Eloise is getting married! In London! There will be fancy hotels, dinners at "it" restaurants and a reception at a country estate complete with tea lights and embroidered cloth napkins. They couldn't hate it more. The People We Hate at the Wedding is the story of a less than perfect family. Donna, the clan's mother, is now a widow living in the Chicago suburbs with a penchant for the occasional joint and more than one glass of wine with her best friend while watching House Hunters International . Alice is in her thirties, single, smart, beautiful, stuck in a dead-end job where she is mired in a rather predictable, though enjoyable, affair with her married boss. Her brother Paul lives in Philadelphia with his older, handsomer, tenured track professor boyfriend who's recently been saying things like "monogamy is an oppressive heteronormative construct," while eyeing undergrads. And then there's Eloise. Perfect, gorgeous, cultured Eloise. The product of Donna's first marriage to a dashing Frenchman, Eloise has spent her school years at the best private boarding schools, her winter holidays in St. John and a post-college life cushioned by a fat, endless trust fund. To top it off, she's infuriatingly kind and decent. As this estranged clan gathers together, and Eloise's walk down the aisle approaches, Grant Ginder brings to vivid, hilarious life the power of family, and the complicated ways we hate the ones we love the most in the most bitingly funny, slyly witty and surprisingly tender novel you'll read this year., It's for the same audience that flocked to The Nest, Where'd You Go, Bernadette? or dare I say a little book you might be a fan of, Crazy Rich Asians. -- Kevin Kwan, New York Times bestselling author of Crazy Rich Asians Sinfully good. -- Elin Hilderbrand Entertainment Weekly's Summer Must-Read A Publishers Weekly BEST SUMMER BOOKS, 2017 New York Post Best Books of Summer Redbook 's 10 Books You Have To Read This Summer Relationships are awful. They'll kill you, right up to the point where they start saving your life . Paul and Alice's half-sister Eloise is getting married In London There will be fancy hotels, dinners at "it" restaurants and a reception at a country estate complete with tea lights and embroidered cloth napkins. They couldn't hate it more. The People We Hate at the Wedding is the story of a less than perfect family. Donna, the clan's mother, is now a widow living in the Chicago suburbs with a penchant for the occasional joint and more than one glass of wine with her best friend while watching House Hunters International . Alice is in her thirties, single, smart, beautiful, stuck in a dead-end job where she is mired in a rather predictable, though enjoyable, affair with her married boss. Her brother Paul lives in Philadelphia with his older, handsomer, tenured track professor boyfriend who's recently been saying things like "monogamy is an oppressive heteronormative construct," while eyeing undergrads. And then there's Eloise. Perfect, gorgeous, cultured Eloise. The product of Donna's first marriage to a dashing Frenchman, Eloise has spent her school years at the best private boarding schools, her winter holidays in St. John and a post-college life cushioned by a fat, endless trust fund. To top it off, she's infuriatingly kind and decent. As this estranged clan gathers together, and Eloise's walk down the aisle approaches, Grant Ginder brings to vivid, hilarious life the power of family, and the complicated ways we hate the ones we love the most in the most bitingly funny, slyly witty and surprisingly tender novel you'll read this year.
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PS3607.I4567P46 2017
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