FREE author event: Meet Joshua Henkin at the Deer Park Library on August 22

Joshua Henkin at the Deer Park Library
40 St. Clair Ave. E., Toronto  |  7:00 p.m.

Tell your friends! Tell your neighbours! Bookclub-in-a-Box is hosting an event with Joshua Henkin, the author of the new family drama The World Without You, which has already received rave reviews. To attend this FREE event—and to be entered in a draw for a signed copy of the novel—just RSVP to laura@bookclubinabox.com.

Copies of the novel will be available for purchase, along with free refreshments.

What the press is saying:

“Like a more bittersweet version of Jonathan Tropper’s This Is Where I Leave You or a less chilly variation on Jonathan Franzen’s The Corrections, Henkin tenderly explores family dynamics in this novel about the ties that bind, and even lacerate.”  — Publishers Weekly, starred review

“Tenderness spills from these pages — so much so that the reader misses Leo too.”— Entertainment Weekly, A– grade

About the novel: On July 4, 2005, the Frankels are coming together for a memorial one year after the youngest sibling, Leo, was killed in Iraq where he was working as a journalist. And although each member of the family—Leo’s parents, his three older sisters, and his widow, Thisbe—struggles to keep things together for their reunion in the Berkshires, Massachusetts, several bombshells hover beneath the surface, not the least of which being the crumbling marriage of Leo’s parents, Marilyn and David.

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