Everyone and Everything by Nadine J. Cohen

My rating: 4 of 5 stars


This story about healing hooked me from the start and kept me reading right to the end. When a series of personal tragedies and a disposition toward ‘melancholia’ collide, writer Yael Silver hits rock bottom. Yes, this sounds like a rather grim proposition, but it is a tale of friendship and support, and baby steps toward recovery. Easy to read, believable characters, situations that everyone will identify with, and peppered with dark humour.

A great pick from one of the tiny community libraries in my Brisbane suburb. I love that books can be shared within our community for free. What do you do with your once-read books? Personally I’m tired of watching them deteriorate and grow furry with dust on my bookshelves. My 2024 New-Year’s resolution: read, enjoy, and share.



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