Sugar and Salt (William Morrow) is a beautifully written story that, like its title, is equal parts sweet and poignant. Susan Wiggs doesn't shy away from difficult topics, but masterfully balances them with themes of hope and resilience. Wiggs’ portrayal of San Francisco feels so authentic that one might find…
Annalise HerrmannJuly 27, 2022
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BookTribJuly 17, 2020
Natalie Harper grew up around books: “When she was very small, her mother used to tell her that books were alive in a special way. Between the covers, characters were living their lives, enacting their dramas, falling in and out of love, finding trouble, working out their problems. Even sitting…
Chelsea CicconeJuly 7, 2020
2019 is almost over, but we at BookTrib are still feeling nostalgic reflecting back on another year of showcasing tremendous books. It's hard for us to pick favorites, but strictly looking at the number of views on stories we posted this year, we have curated a list of the top…
BookTribDecember 24, 2019
If you’re searching for an enchanting spring or summer read, The Beekeeper’s Ball is the perfect choice! Set amid the lush backdrop of Sonoma County, you will be swept away by the beauty of Bella Vista in Susan Wiggs’s sequel to The Apple Orchard, with its tranquil gardens, ripe apple…
BookTrib Guest AuthorMarch 29, 2015
Susan Wiggs’ latest, The Oysterville Sewing Circle (William Morrow), is billed as a novel about domestic violence, but it is also a love story – and not the sturdy love between our protagonist Caroline Shelby and Will Jensen, her handsome, long-time childhood crush. Underneath the more obvious storyline is the…
Sherri DaleyAugust 7, 2019
Often after losing a loved one, we find ourselves searching for that person both in our memories and in our physical spaces. It’s understandably difficult to move forward. In many ways, grief is a journey, and like all journeys, no two look exactly the same. Gathered here are stories of…
Chelsea CicconeOctober 7, 2021