Maira Kalman’s drawings, paintings and embroidery are super charming and often comical. I like the way she writes about historical events and personalities on one page, then goes into depth about a diner menu on the next. The thoughts and observations she shares feel casual yet personal. Her own personality seems to come through everywhere. Not that I know her, but she seems smart, thoughtful, and delighted with so much.
Against all odds, four very different women become unlikely friends, offering each other humor, healing, and hope as they leave their pasts behind and enter into a new world bursting with possibilities.