Laurie Frankel, Author Chronicle Books $14.95 (95p) ISBN 978-0-8118-4055-2
Photographer Frankel's whimsical and merry collection of portraits of 30 breeds of rabbits is guaranteed to make readers smile (indeed, Frankel declares the book an""unfailing mood enhancer"" in her introduction). She gives comparatively little...
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Laurie Frankel. Doubleday, $25.95 (288p) ISBN 978-0-385-53618-9
Sam Elling is a brilliant software engineer for an online dating company, but his own love life is nonexistent—until he programs a matching algorithm that sets him up with his co-worker Meredith. Their giddy romance is interrupted by the sudden...
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Laurie Frankel. Flatiron, $25.99 (336p) ISBN 978-1-250-08855-0
Frankel's third novel is about the large, rambunctious
Walsh-Adams family. While Penn writes his "DN" (damn novel) and spins fractured fairy tales from the family's ramshackle
farmhouse in Madison, Wis., Rosie works as an emergency physician. Four
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Laurie Frankel. Holt, $26.99 (416p) ISBN 978-1-250-23677-7
In Frankel’s tender-hearted latest (after This Is How It Always Is), old wounds are reopened in a small town ravaged by industrial pollution. Triplets Mab, Monday, and Mirabel Mitchell, 16, were born in the wake of a chemical spill in their hometown.
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Laurie Frankel. Holt, $28.99 (400p) ISBN 978-1-250-23680-7
In Frankel’s exuberant if didactic latest (after One, Two, Three), an actor and adoptive mother faces online backlash over her new movie. India Allwood stars in Flower Child as a woman who gave up her daughter for adoption as a teen. After she and...
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