Palmer, Liza

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Description: The novels of Liza Palmer have been described as "haute chick lit," thoughtful and often acerbically funny novels examining the lives of relatable young women in contemporary America. In these character-driven books, Palmer's protagonists come to grips with their own lives and with their relationships with others, particularly friends and family. Plots typically revolve around the building of new relationships and reassessment of old ones, and examine how well people can know one another. Palmer writes sharp, natural sounding dialogue, capturing both the shape of interpersonal relationships and the individual voices of her characters. Start with: Conversations with the Fat Girl

Description: The novels of Liza Palmer have been described as "haute chick lit," thoughtful and often acerbically funny novels examining the lives of relatable young women in contemporary America. In these character-driven books, Palmer's protagonists come to grips with their own lives and with their relationships with others, particularly friends and family. Plots typically revolve around the building of new relationships and reassessment of old ones, and examine how well people can know one another. Palmer writes sharp, natural sounding dialogue, capturing both the shape of interpersonal relationships and the individual voices of her characters. Start with: Conversations with the Fat Girl

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