“Sittenfeld movingly captures Hillary’s awareness of her transformation into a complicated public figure. . . . Often funny, mostly sympathetic, and always sharp.”—Publishers Weekly
“Daring, seductive, and provocative . . . [an] exhilaratingly trenchant, funny, and affecting tale . . . Sittenfeld orchestrates a gloriously cathartic antidote to the actual struggles women presidential candidates face in a caustically divided America.”—Booklist
“It’s enjoyable to hear [this Hilary] think about her own desires, her strengths and weaknesses, her vulnerabilities and self-justifications; it’s also fun to see how familiar events would still occur under different circumstances.”—Kirkus Reviews
“Startlingly good . . . Sittenfeld is one of my favorite writers.”—Kate Atkinson, author of Big Sky
“Rodham is a provocative, bitingly funny re-imagining of what a woman’s life could be if she didn’t need to compromise her own ambitions in support of her partner’s. Sittenfeld has written a nuanced, astute portrait of one of modern history’s most contentious figures, and never shies away from either the thornier aspects of her character, or those of our society.”—Refinery29
“Rodham is the ultimate what-could-have-been story.”—HelloGiggles
Praise for Curtis Sittenfeld
“[Curtis] Sittenfeld is a clear thinker, a canny observer, and a solid, graceful stylist.”—The Washington Post Book World
“[Sittenfeld] is a skilled storyteller. [She] delivers a well-told, compelling story about characters so real they settle into your psyche like old friends.”—Associated Press
“[Sittenfeld] writes clear, funny, unadorned prose, and packs her pages with clever observations without appearing to be trying.”—The New York Times Book Review
“Sittenfeld makes writing lively and diverting fiction look easy.”—Chicago Tribune
“Whatever [Sittenfeld] writes, we’ll read it.”—People
