The Autumn of Ruth Winters, a review by Shelley

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The Autumn of Ruth Winters
Marshall Fine

Lake Union Publishing
Publication Date: November 5th, 2024
269 Pages
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Genres: Women’s Fiction

I love books about ordinary people doing ordinary things. I didn’t like Ruth Winters very much at first but as she grew as a person she grew on me. (you are never too old to change) Ruth has had a lot of trauma in her life and her relationship with her younger sister, Veronica has suffered because of it. When Veronica becomes ill and needs Ruth for rides to her doctor appointments the two start on a journey of forgiveness.

During this time Ruth’s fiftieth high school reunion is coming up and an old school chum she went on a date with once contacts her. I loved reading about Ruth acting like a teenager and trying on clothes getting giddy for her date. It was so charming when she and her sister acted like the young girls they used to be.

I am so into books about other people’s family drama and once again I find myself loving a book with realistic, older characters. And even though Ruth has to deal with her sister’s illness this was still a feel-good story in the end. A story about a second chance at love, loss, family and teaching an old dog new tricks and one that deserves all the stars.

Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for the Advance Readers Copy.

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