The Dutch House by Ann Patchett

The Dutch House by Ann Patchett

Danny and Maeve Conroy grow up in a glass-fronted mansion outside Philadelphia that their father bought fully furnished, including the portraits of the previous owners. Their mother left when Danny was three. Then their father marries again.

After his death the stepmother puts them out, and the novel is fifty years of the two of them sitting in a parked car across the street from the house, smoking and rehearsing the same grievance. Patchett is funny about how comfortable a shared resentment can be, and Maeve is one of the great sisters in fiction.

A Pulitzer Prize finalist, and Patchett at her most quietly precise.

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