Sim Samra·Sep 27A dark horse of a novelOn Ann Patchett’s Whistler, a short flight home, and the quiet magic of a novel where not much happens.
K_UK·Aug 1The Dutch House: When Home Stays and Love BreaksReflecting on stepmothers, absent mothers, wounded siblings, and a house that never lets you go
Jola Naibi·Jul 15Book Review: Whistler by Ann PatchettAnn Patchett’s brilliant writing and storytelling style are the reason I keep coming back to her work. In her previous novels that I…
Jeff Murdock·Jun 27Ann Patchett’s Whistler Made Me Pull Over My Car and Sit in the Dark for Ten MinutesThe quietest novel of 2026 is also the most emotionally precise — and the author narrating her own audiobook is the reason you should…
InBooks GalorebyLorie Kleiner Eckert·Jun 11Why Is There a Horse on the Cover of this Book?Whistler by Ann Patchett
InBooks Are Our SuperpowerbyJulie Borden·Jul 21, 2025The Extent of Human PotentialAnd other things I learned from Ann Patchett
Ania O·May 13, 2025Bel Canto, Ann Patchett — Not the Best Book I’ve Read — But One I’ll RememberWhile some books deliver a strong moral message or an exciting story, Bel Canto strikes me as more romantic and idealistic — even a bit…
emilie reads·Feb 14, 2025Tom Lake: emilie’s most recent recThis book — Tom Lake — by Ann Patchett was an insanely stunning read. I’d say that this was one of my near-favourite reads in the past…
Rachel Zorn Kindermann·May 31, 2024Tom Lake, a reviewAs Ann Patchett fans go, I’m new to the crowd, but also a die-hard fan. Last year I stumbled on The Dutch House, a marvelous book that I…
