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Audible Editor Reviews
Curtis Sittenfeld's characters are successful, settled, suburban, and yet, their pasts continue to haunt them. The mean girl from high school, the unlikely hookup, and the persistently present friend from college all threaten to disrupt carefully crafted lives. Tensions rise through inner monologues; outlets for relief come at a premium; change becomes an ever-moving target. Set in post-2016 election America, the stories told in You Think It, I’ll Say It are told through a semi-nihilistic lens and grapple with the question: What is the true price of contentment?
The stories included in You Think It, I'll Say It appear as follows:
1. "Gender Studies", narrated by Emily Rankin
2. "The World Has Many Butterflies", narrated by Emily Rankin
3. "Vox Clamantis in Deserto", narrated by Emily Rankin
4. "Bad Latch", narrated by Emily Rankin
5. "Plausible Deniability", narrated by Mark Deakins
6. "A Regular Couple", narrated by Emily Rankin
7. "Off the Record", narrated by Emily Rankin
8. "The Prairie Wife", narrated by Emily Rankin
9. "Volunteers Are Shining Stars", narrated by Emily Rankin
10. "Do-Over", narrated by Mark Deakins
Publisher's Summary
“Every bit as smart, sensitive, funny, and genuine as her phenomenally popular novels,”* a dazzling collection from The New York Times best-selling author of Prep, American Wife, and Eligible.
“I really loved all the characters in this book. They’re so complex and interesting, and in every story, you’ll find them going through these pivotal moments in their lives.” [Reese Witherspoon (Reese’s Book Club x Hello Sunshine Book Pick)]
Named one of the 10 best books of the year by People and USA Today and one of the best books of the year by The Washington Post • NPR • Financial Times • San Francisco Chronicle • New York Public Library • Refinery29
A suburban mother of two fantasizes about the downfall of an old friend whose wholesome lifestyle empire may or may not be built on a lie. A high-powered lawyer honeymooning with her husband is caught off guard by the appearance of the girl who tormented her in high school. A shy Ivy League student learns the truth about a classmate’s seemingly enviable life.
Curtis Sittenfeld has established a reputation as a sharp chronicler of the modern age who humanizes her subjects even as she skewers them. Now, with this first collection of short fiction, her “astonishing gift for creating characters that take up residence in readers’ heads” (The Washington Post) is showcased like never before.
Throughout the 10 stories in You Think It, I’ll Say It, Sittenfeld upends assumptions about class, relationships, and gender roles in a nation that feels both adrift and viscerally divided. With moving insight and uncanny precision, Curtis Sittenfeld pinpoints the questionable decisions, missed connections, and sometimes extraordinary coincidences that make up a life. Indeed, she writes what we’re all thinking - if only we could express it with the wit of a master satirist, the storytelling gifts of an old-fashioned raconteur, and the vision of an American original.
*Booklist (starred review)
Long-listed for the Carnegie Medal for Excellence in Fiction
“At once psychologically acute, deftly crafted and deeply pleasurable.” (San Francisco Chronicle)
“Witty and buoyant.... Each deceptively simple and breezy story is masterfully paced and crafted.” (Chicago Tribune)
“Perfectly paced, witty and laced with unexpected twists: Every story here sticks its landing. Whatever [Sittenfeld] writes, we’ll read it.” (People)
“Razor-sharp, often hilarious.... [Curtis Sittenfeld] is a sharp observer of human nature and human relationships.... A witty, breezy, zeitgeist-y collection.” (USA Today)
What the critics say
"The two narrators, Emily Rankin and Mark Deakins, are a credit to the audiobook.... Both narrators capture the timely, relevant, and humorous nature of these darkly observant stories." (AudioFile)
"Sittenfeld makes writing lively and diverting fiction look easy, though each deceptively simple and breezy story is masterfully paced and crafted.... Witty and buoyant, Sittenfeld delivers her characters to her audience with bemused perspicacity and above all affection.... Sittenfeld proves adept at quickly establishing characters in whom the reader feels inclined to invest immediately." (Chicago Tribune)
"Perfectly paced, witty and laced with unexpected twists: Every story here sticks its landing.... Whatever [Sittenfeld] writes, we'll read it." (People)
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- Amazon user
- 2019-01-09
Thought provoking and entertaining!
I really enjoyed listening to this book; it is especially a good accompaniment if you are on your work commute after a long day. I especially enjoyed "Gender Studies", "A Regular Couple" and "The Prairie Wife". The author has a way of connecting with her audience by providing a mirror to their own daily mundane lives. At the same time, most of the stories will invoke a bit of introspection. The performances by both narrators were excellent as well. Overall, very entertaining!
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- MLG
- 2018-09-13
Great book!
Fantastic book! Loved the short stories! Thanks for the recommendation Hello Sunshine Book club!
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- Ali K
- Sacramento, ca, US
- 2018-06-02
Stories of people thinking and acting horribly towards each other
If that’s your thing, definitely read this book. If not, skip it. I couldn’t get through it fast enough and when there was two stories left I came to my senses and stopped listening. Personally, I would rather listen to stories of people, especially women, being kind and supportive towards one another.
44 of 57 people found this review helpful
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- Gretchen SLP
- Sacramento, California
- 2018-08-04
Like Potato Chips, You Can’t Read Just One
I usually dislike and avoid short stories, so this book (which I happened upon only thanks to Reese Witherspoon’s book club) came as a total surprise. This was literally the first book of short stories I have found to be addictive and a true page-turner. I finished it only days after starting it, and felt compelled to buy the Kindle version also, just to increase my opportunities to read it. In themes, tone and content, it comes closest to Sam the Cat, by Matthew Klam (who, I noticed, the author thanks in the Acknowledgments section at the end of the book). In fact, the review title I kept imagining while reading/listening was The Thinking Woman’s Sam the Cat. The stories written from the point of view of a man are just as good as those with female protagonists, however, and the first story is by no means the best; these stories get better as they go along. My favorites were two near the very end: The Prairie Wife and Do-Over. I disagree with the reviewer who said that these characters are all loathesome, damaged, unlikeable people. I found them to be extremely varied, like human beings generally; ALL types of people are represented here, and many of the stories are uplifting, laugh-out-loud funny, or both. The fact that some stories explicitly take place during the Trump era was an unexpected bonus for me,
Grade: A. Bechdel test: Pass.
8 of 10 people found this review helpful
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- ot in the garden
- Chapel Hill, NC
- 2018-09-04
couldn't finish
I kept waiting for a story that wasnt all about self absorption. After listening to several, I gave up. If you like stories about shallow, self - absorbed protagonists , you might enjoy this book. I'm returning it to Audible.
9 of 12 people found this review helpful
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- Laurie A Augenti
- 2018-05-27
Hated it
I'm no ingenue but really disliked this collection of stories. Depraved, narcissistic, neurotic tales of the worst in us. Observant but to what end?
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- H.M.
- 2018-06-28
I do not recommend this...
I found all of the short stories that I could muster listening to so vapid and awful. Hated it.
14 of 20 people found this review helpful
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- Nathan Duin
- MN
- 2018-05-02
Sittenfeld at her best, the narration not my favor
The stories are as good as short fiction gets but I actually enjoyed her narration of two of these stories at the New Yorker Fiction podcast much more than the versions here. Regardless, it is a great book.
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- Amazon Customer
- Portland, ME
- 2018-11-08
Unlikable characters
I found myself grumpy while listening to this book, as though I was spending time with those draining, unpleasant people we all have in our lives and avoid as much as possible. I struggled to find redeeming aspects of them all and usually came up very short.
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- Victoria Meyer
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- 2018-04-26
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- Dawn
- 2018-06-07
I want more!
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- mak3112
- 2018-05-07
Entertaining, but...
A quick, entertaining listen. The second to last story is full of racial stereotypes though.
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