The People We Hate at the Wedding by Grant Ginder

Cluelessly self-absorbed, appallingly outrageous, and so very endearing, these are characters I hope to be seated with at the next wedding I attend.' -Kevin Kwan, New York Times bestselling author of Crazy Rich Asians and China Rich Girlfriend 'Don't be fooled by the superbly sardonic title-Grant Ginder's subject is not hate at all: it's love. Grant Ginder brilliantly captures privileged Brits clashing against semi-privileged Americans in the most hilariously cringeworthy ways. This novel is addicting and entertaining and I couldn't put it down!' - Jennifer Close, New York Times bestselling author of Girls in White Dresses and The Hopefuls 'Not only does it have the best title in the universe, The People We Hate At The Wedding is wickedly smart and shamelessly funny. Ginder finds that careful balance of making fun of his characters while maintaining affection for them by this saga's end, you wish them all well.' - The Seattle Times 'A vibrant celebration of the modern family and all the crazy, hilarious and wild ways we love each other.This is the best wedding drama since My Best Friend's Wedding.' - Redbook 'Witty and completely absorbing, The People We Hate at the Wedding is family dysfunction at its best -full of heart, humor, and jealous siblings. Like all the best beach reads, it eats the rich like so many frozen grapes.' - Bloomberg BusinessWeek 'An over-the-top dishfest that atones for the sins of its characters with sly humor and a surprisingly big heart.' - Departures 'Reading this book is like watching a really good indie rom-com.It's a dysfunctional family saga sort of like Cynthia D'Aprix Sweeney's 'The Nest' last year, but funnier.

This story about a dysfunctional blended family and a wedding in England is sinfully good.' - Elin Hilderbrand 'A feast of bitchy characters, dysfunctional family dynamics and hilarious, over-the-top catastrophe.' - People 'Ginder takes family dysfunction to its hysterical limit in this joyously ribald, sharply cynical, and impossible-to-put-down examination of love and loyalty.' - Publishers Weekly, Starred Review 'The summer's most compelling fictional exploration of affluence and envy, it skillfully mingles the introspective ways of a domestic novel with the juicy stratagems of a page turner.Especially well-suited to this summer of our discontent.

The People We Hate at the Wedding by Grant Ginder