Jill Smolinski's Books
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Objects of My AffectionA personal organizer must somehow convince a reclusive artist to give up her hoarding ways and let go of the stuff she’s hung onto for decades.Read More
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USA Today, July 13, 2012
...getaway are just as good." Kristan Higgins, Somebody to Love "The Next Thing on My List by Jill Smolinski. Funny, poignant and with a lot of heart. Given that I swath myself in fabric when I go to the beach lest my milky-white skin get burned, it's...
Individual.com, June 30, 2012
...age of the extended family and second marriages, will be quite recognizable. -"Objects of My Affection," by Jill Smolinski (Touchstone, $24.99). Professional organizer Lucy Bloom is in a life trough, and things don't get any easier when she takes on the...
PRLog, February 8, 2013
...their lives are changed forever. "This story of love, mysticism and betrayal tests the ultimate boundaries of sisterhood." Jill Smolinski, author of Objects of My Affection. "An outstanding family saga." Historical Novel Review and History and Women ...
Examiner.com, September 13, 2012
...A fun, light summer read, follows June Parker as she clumsily and awkwardly attempts to finish someone else's list of things to do before the age of 25. Thirty......
Individual.com, June 30, 2012
...age of the extended family and second marriages, will be quite recognizable. -"Objects of My Affection," by Jill Smolinski (Touchstone, $24.99). Professional organizer Lucy Bloom is in a life trough, and things don't get any easier when she takes on the...
Redondo Beach Patch, June 21, 2012
...Ribon ( Why Girls Are Weird ) signs her new novel You Take It from Here with Robert Goolrick and Jill Smolinski Pamela Ribon is the bestselling author of the novels Why Girls Are Weird , Why Moms Are Weird , and Going in Circles . A writer...
Roanoke Times, June 6, 2012
...know that Marva will in turn teach her something about the things that are worth keeping. I enjoyed Jill Smolinski’s latest offering for many reasons. It’s like watching an episode of the reality TV series “Hoarders” without the gross-out factor....
