Books like Mrs. Everything by Jodi Picocell
Mrs. Everything follows the intertwined journeys of two sisters across five decades, from the post‑war era to the modern age. Their stories illuminate the changing roles of women, evolving family dynamics, and broader social conditions in contemporary America. Through thoughtful exploration of etiquette, customs, and personal ambition, the novel examines how individuals navigate a rapidly transforming cultural landscape while staying true to themselves.
First publish date: 2019
Genre: Family & Domestic Fiction/Family Saga
Authors: Jodi Picocell
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