“A warmhearted tale about second chances that will satisfy fans of romance and family dramas.”
—Kirkus Reviews

“Reading Sissie Klein Is Completely Normal feels a lot like coming home. Kris Clink's stories are filled with warmth, heart, and characters you'd swear are real people. Don't miss this lovely book!”
—Trish Doller, author of Float Plan

“Sissie Klein Is Completely Normal is a bittersweet and compulsively readable reminder that no matter what life may hand you, it’s never too late to carve your own path. Kris Clink is a gifted storyteller and I can’t wait to read what she writes next.”
—Camille Pagán, best-selling author of Don't Make Me Turn This Life Around

Once again, Clink delivers a beautifully crafted story, rich with family drama and all the emotions that come with it. Told with impeccably sharp wit, superb dialogue, and unrelenting heart, Sissie Klein Is Completely Normal is sure to keep readers up too late, eager to turn to the next page.”
—Bethany Crandell, author of See Jane Snap

“A quaint and heartfelt exploration of familial devotion and the sacrifices parents will make for their children. If you love contemporary relationship fiction, this book is for you.”
—Suzanne Park, author of Loathe at First Sight

“Seeing another angle of Lark Lovejoy was so much fun! Three cheers for Sissie finding her way to her heart!”
—Leah DeCesare, author of Forks, Knives, and Spoons

“Kris Clink's lyrical writing draws us into the life of Sissie Klein, whose life is upended when she finds herself pregnant at sixteen. With wit and humor, we root for Sissie through the years, meeting wonderfully drawn and flawed characters along the way.”
—Lyn Liao Butler, author of The TIger Mom's Tale

“Kris Clink skillfully creates characters that jump off the page—real and relatable—and the charming Sissie Klein is no exception. Readers will cheer for funny and flawed Sissie as she's set on a course that challenges her every expectation. Fans of women’s fiction and family stories will fall in love with Sissie Klein Is Completely Normal.”
—Sarahlyn Bruck, author of Designer You and Daytime Drama

“I loved the characters in this book. They jumped off the page with such authenticity that sometimes it was hard to forget they were fictitious. I can summarize this book in one word: inspiring.”
—Zibby Owens, creator and host of award-winning podcast Moms Don’t Have Time to Read Books

Praise for Goodbye, Lark Lovejoy:

“A wonderful new voice in women’s fiction.”
—Kristan Higgins, author of Life and Other Inconveniences

“I didn’t want to say goodbye to Lark and the cast of characters in Kris Clink’s debut.”
—Leah DeCesare, author of Forks, Knives, and Spoons

“You’ll want to say hello to these charming, complicated, and refreshingly flawed characters.”
—Amy E. Reichert, author of The Optimist’s Guide to Letting Go