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Julia Claiborne Johnson
Julia Claiborne Johnson
ulia Claiborne Johnson worked at
Mademoiselle and
Glamour magazines before marrying and moving to Los Angeles, where she lives with her comedy-writer husband and their two children.
Genres:
Historical
Julia Claiborne Johnson recommends
The Sweet Spot (2023)Amy Poeppel"What a big-hearted charmer this delightful book is! What a refuge the brilliant and talented Aston family and their circle of eccentric friends have created! THE SWEET SPOT is exactly the kind of novel I love the best and am always on the lookout for. Pure joy!"Jackie and Me (2022)Louis Bayard"We all dream of novels as good as this one: Fascinating, funny, gorgeous, heartbreaking. In my next life I want to be Louis Bayard." The Patron Saint of Second Chances (2022)Christine Simon"The Patron Saint of Second Chances is a rare treasure: both hilariously funny and beautifully written. I was sad to say goodbye to these delightful, large-hearted characters when I turned the final page. Sequel, please." The People We Keep (2021)Allison Larkin"Raw, surprising and ultimately uplifting, Allison Larkin’s The People We Keep will break your heart a million different ways before putting it back together again." Shoulder Season (2021)Christina Clancy"Shoulder Season is a beautifully-written, thrilling, heartbreaking story of a bumpy coming of age. A page-turner full of twists and surprises, Bunnies and bad boyfriends, and lasting sisterhood found in unexpected places. I loved it." The Social Graces (2021)Renée Rosen"Meticulously researched and absolutely absorbing, The Social Graces chronicles the eye-popping extravagances and catty magnificence of the brassy nouveau riches who fought to seize control of high society during the Gilded Age. I can't remember the last book that made me gasp 'Oh, no!' as many times at unexpected reversals. The pages all but turned themselves!" A Star Is Bored (2020)Byron Lane"I didn't go into this expecting a love story, but the one here between a Hollywood assistant and his famous, hilarious and deeply lonely boss came very close to breaking my heart." The Roxy Letters (2020)Mary Pauline Lowry"Bawdy, frank and laugh-out-loud funny, The Roxy Letters brings to antic life all the hilarity and peppy horrors of being rootless and questing in your twenties." The Last Equation of Isaac Severy (2018)Nova Jacobs"I so hated saying goodbye to the brainy eccentrics in the Severy clan that I started this book all over again as soon as I finished it. Can’t wait to see the fresh surprises I’ll find now that I’m in on a few of their secrets." The Cactus (2018)Sarah Haywood"If, like me, you never stopped to think what a child born of The Rosie Project's Don Tillman and Bridget Jones might be like, there's one way to find out. Read Sarah Haywood's The Cactus." Visitors also looked at these authors
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