Hello Goodbye

<p>Tender. . . . Chenoweth'saffectionate style works marvelously capturing the decadence of youth. --<em>NewYork Times</em></p><p>Ina single week one family leaves behind its past as a daughter awakens to a newfuture in Emily Chenoweth's intimate and beautifully crafted debut novel oflove loss and learning to start over. Perfect for readers of Jennifer Haigh's <em>The Condition</em> Susan Minot's <em>Evening</em> and Kim Edwards' <em>The Memory Keeper's Daughter</em> <em>Hello Goodbye </em>isat once an intimate coming-of-age tale and a solemn elegiac exploration oflife's passage. <em>Elle </em>magazine calls <em>Hello Goodbye </em>A tenderode to empathy. . . . Every page of this book serves as an affirmation of theterrible wrenching beauty of life.</p>