Isn’t the cover of Love in Complete Sentences just adorable? It makes me eager to hand a bit of toast to my husband or children, just to put a little heart of jam on top. The cover aside, Mary E. Mitchell, author of Starting Out Sideways is already receiving a lot of attention for her newest novel. With praise coming from even the toughest of critics, Kirkus Reviews. The story sounds beautiful, something so many could relate to these days. I’m eagerly anticipating it’s release date, 23rd November. Take a look at the synopsis:

Life is a challenge for 36-year-old Kate Cavanaugh, high school guidance counselor to a motley group of at-risk students. Two years after finding her young husband dead in bed beside her, Kate’s storybook life has vanished, and she and her two children are still reeling. Her daughter Charlotte, once a sweet girl, has morphed into an angry, tattooed, tongue-studded teen; and Hunter, Kate’s four-year-old, keeps his feelings sealed tight inside and an empty ketchup bottle clasped to his heart. When a tragedy occurs at the Alan B. Shepard High School, it’s Kate who finds herself in need of counsel and guidance. What she does next catapults her and her family down an unfamiliar road, on a trajectory into space—toward understanding, forgiveness and healing.

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