The Wedding People

The Nest

Cynthia D'Aprix Sweeney

A witty family drama exploring complex sibling dynamics and inheritance. The story follows four adult siblings whose shared trust fund becomes a source of tension and revelation. Like 'The Wedding People', it delves into interpersonal relationships and family expectations with sharp, observant prose. The narrative blends humor and emotional depth, examining how family connections can be both supportive and challenging.

Friends and Strangers

J. Courtney Sullivan

A nuanced exploration of female friendship across different life stages and social backgrounds. The story examines power dynamics, class differences, and personal growth through an unlikely relationship. Similar to 'The Wedding People', it offers keen social observations and complex character interactions. The novel delves into contemporary social dynamics with wit and emotional intelligence.

The Immortalists

Chloe Benjamin

A compelling family saga about siblings who receive prophecies about their death dates. The novel explores how knowledge of mortality shapes individual choices and relationships. Similar to 'The Wedding People', it offers deep psychological insights and complex family dynamics. The narrative blends philosophical questions with intimate character studies.

The Ensemble

Aja Gabel

A novel about a string quartet's personal and professional relationships. The story explores collaborative dynamics, individual ambitions, and shared histories. Like the main book, it offers intimate character studies and explores complex social interactions. The narrative examines how personal connections shape professional experiences.

Modern Lovers

Emma Straub

A contemporary novel about middle-aged friends navigating personal transformations and family complexities. Set in Brooklyn, the story explores relationships, aging, and the lingering impacts of past choices. Similar to 'The Wedding People', it offers nuanced character studies and explores social dynamics with wit and empathy. The book examines how personal histories intersect and reshape individual identities.

The Vacationers

Emma Straub

A family vacation novel revealing underlying tensions and unspoken conflicts. The Post family's trip to Mallorca becomes a catalyst for confronting personal challenges and relationship dynamics. Like the main book, it offers a perceptive look at interpersonal relationships and social interactions. The narrative blends humor and emotional complexity, exploring family bonds under pressure.

Early Morning Riser

Katherine Heiny

A quirky, warm novel about relationships and small-town life. The story follows a woman's unconventional romantic journey and community connections. Like the main book, it offers humor and insight into human relationships. The narrative explores unexpected connections and personal growth with compassionate observation.

Standard Deviation

Katherine Heiny

A witty exploration of marriage, parenting, and social interactions. The story follows a couple navigating life's complexities with humor and compassion. Like the main book, it offers sharp social observations and nuanced character portrayals. The narrative examines relationships and personal growth with warmth and intelligence.

The Latinist

Mark Prins

An academic novel exploring professional ambition and personal relationships. The story delves into complex interpersonal dynamics within scholarly environments. Similar to 'The Wedding People', it offers nuanced character studies and explores social interactions. The narrative blends intellectual exploration with emotional depth.

All Adults Here

Emma Straub

A family drama exploring intergenerational relationships and personal growth. The story follows a mother and her adult children navigating life's complexities. Similar to 'The Wedding People', it offers nuanced social observations and character-driven narrative. The novel examines family dynamics with humor and empathy.