We All Live Here by Jojo Moyes is a beautiful novel that captures the complexity of family dynamics written with her signature depth and warmth. Lila Kennedy's life is in disarray. Her marriage has collapsed, her daughters are spiraling out of control, and her career is slipping away. Add to that a crumbling house and a stepfather quietly taking residence, and Lila is at her breaking point. When her estranged father suddenly reappears, it feels like one burden too many. Lila is a deep and relatable character, struggling under the weight of her obligations and trying to hold everything together. This novel is an exploration of fractured relationships and the possibility of healing, even when forgiveness seems impossible.

This was my first by JoJo Moyes and I’ve heard nothing but great things about her work. I really liked this one, it had great humor, realistic characters and a great plot that made me read this in less than a day.

Another great read. Multigenerational love and support, blended families and learning to love again. This book has it all. So glad to preview it for Netgalley.

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4 stars

JoJo Moyes has a way of building up characters so they feel so real with humor and tenderness. I enjoyed the book and recommend it.

What can I say about Jojo Moyes that hasn’t already been said. This woman is a preorder hardcover, kindle version and audio book every time because hello… is Jono Moyes. This book did NOT disappoint and just the way that Jojo brings you in and keeps you there as long as possible while you absolutely ignore everything in your life.. can not be replicated.