Her work is dense with moments of sharp observation.and humor.' - Chicago Tribune Printers Row 'But a focus on the endings is the wrong one when you're reading a book of Rowell's. The flirtation between young Georgie and Neal is genuinely romantic.' - Boston Globe 'After the blazing successes of Eleanor & Park, Fangirl and Attachments, it's become clear that Rowell is an absolute master of rendering emotionally authentic and absorbing stories.While the novel soars in its more poignant moments, Rowell injects the proper dose of humor to keep you laughing through your tears.' - RT Book Reviews on Landline 'To skip her work because of its rom-com sheen would be to miss out on the kind of swift, canny honesty of that passage, which is typical of the pleasures of Landline - it's a book that's a joy from sentence to sentence, and on that intimate level there's absolutely nothing unoriginal or clichéd in the way Rowell thinks. Fans will love Rowell's return to a story close to their hearts.' - Kirkus Reviews on Landline 'Rowell is, as always, a fluent and enjoyable writer-the pages whip by.' - Publishers Weekly on Landline 'Keen psychological insight, irrepressible humor and a supernatural twist: a woman can call her husband in the past.' - Time Magazine on Landline 'The dialogue flows naturally it's zippy, funny, and fresh. Rowell accomplishes with a quaint old means of communication, and for her narrative purposes, it really does the trick.' - The New York Times 'While the topic might have changed, this is still Rowell-reading her work feels like listening to your hilariously insightful best friend tell her best stories.' - Library Journal, starred review on Landline 'Her characters are instantly lovable, and the story moves quickly.the ending manages to surprise and satisfy all at once.

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