Anything Is Possible

by Elizabeth Strout

First published 2017

In a small town, two sisters navigate vastly different lives: one sacrifices her self-respect for a wealthy husband, while the other finds an unexpected kindred spirit. Elsewhere, a school janitor's faith is tested, a grown daughter longs for her distant mother's love, and the long-absent Lucy Barton returns home. Through these interconnected stories, Strout explores the full spectrum of human emotion as her characters strive to understand themselves and their relationships.

Genres: literary-fiction, contemporary, relationships, family-drama

Vibes: emotional, intimate, thought-provoking

Tropes: found-family, unreliable-narrator

Setting: Small Town

Period: 21st-Century

272 pages · Library Binding · Center Point Pub

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