"Anne Tyler is one of this country's great artists . . . She has lost none of the inspired grace of her prose, nor her sad, frank humor, nor her limitless sympathy for women who ask for little and get less . . . Beautiful, understated, humane." --USA Today

"Delightfully zany . . . Charming . . . Tender." --The Washington Post

"Tenderly devastating . . . Affecting . . . A quiet but sharply feminist statement." --Entertainment Weekly

"A psychologically astute study of an intelligent, curious woman . . . A triumph." --Boston Globe

"Exquisite. . . . What keeps us glued are the lovely, intricate details; the depiction of human emotion as odd and splendid; and the tiny flickers of hope that feel like bursts of joy." --O, The Oprah Magazine

"Tyler writes with enormous warmth about all her characters." --Baltimore Sun

"Tyler's stirring story celebrates the joys of self-discovery and the essential truth that family is ours to define." --People

"In Tyler's effortless, uncluttered prose, the novel beautifully explores an older woman's search for meaning and agency in her life."--The Christian Science Monitor

"Feels as comforting as coming home." --Minneapolis Star-Tribune

"Pulls you right in and keeps on ticking . . . Tyler's novels reassure us that the possibilities for meaningful connection--which so often seem lost in our hectic world--are still out there." --Newsday

"Anne Tyler is the most dependably rewarding novelist now at work in our country." --The Wall Street Journal

"A gorgeous gem of a novel about family and second chances." --Bustle

"What's so amazing about Tyler's novels is the way she makes ordinary people and ordinary things so fascinating . . . In Tyler's hands, life's mundane activities feel vital . . . Revelatory . . . Unwrapping the story is a delight." --Chicago Tribune

"Full of wisdom about relationships, delivered in gorgeous language and with considerable charm." --San Francisco Chronicle

"Clock Dance is Anne Tyler at her best . . . An entertaining, heartwarming story about second chances and the real meaning of family . . . Full of the sorts of eccentric yet totally believable characters that Anne Tyler is a genius at creating . . . Captivating . . . A delight." --Greensboro News & Record (NC)

"A joy to read . . . These characters come to life off the page." --Baltimore Magazine