
The Rubin family may be a singular one but the delights and the difficulties its members have with sex and spirituality, food and domesticity, expectation and achievement, will have a universal appeal' "Sunday Telegraph" 'Absolutely spellbinding, so funny, so moving, so totally believable' " Jacqueline Wilson" Brilliant, touching and true' Naomi Alderman, " Financial Times"

A beautifully observed literary comedy as well as a painfully accurate description of one big old family mess' " Observer"

Until Leo becomes a bolter and the heyday of the Rubin family begins to unravel. Wife, mother, rabbi and sometime moral voice of the nation, everyone wants to be with her at her older son's glorious February wedding.

"'The Rubin family, everybody agrees, seems doomed to happiness'"Ĭlaudia Rubin is in her heyday.
