 Strength in What Remains“A tour de force… This book will stir the conscience and resurrect your faith in the human spirit.” —Alex Kotlowitz, author of There Are No Children Here |
 Mountains Beyond Mountains“The only book I've read in years that made me feel like cheering… not only an unforgettable book, but an unignorable life lesson. Hurrah!” —Anne Fadiman, author of The Spirit Catches You and You Fall Down |
 My Detachment“Written on a knife-edge. The prose is drawn so tight it seems to shimmer under the reader's gaze, much the way Kidder's sense of self does.” —Verlyn Klinkenborg, The New York Times Book Review |
 Home Town“Tracy Kidder transports us to an ordinary place where ordinary people live ordinary lives — and every bit of it is fascinating.” —The Sun (Baltimore) |
 Among Schoolchildren“Full of the author's genuine love, delight and celebration of the human condition. He has never used his talent so well.” —Phyllis Theroux, The New York Times Book Review |
 House“Told with such clarity, intelligence and grace it makes you wonder why no one has written a book like it before.” —Paul Goldberger, The New York Times Book Review |
 The Soul of a New Machine“Kidder has endowed the tale with such pace, texture and poetic implication that he has elevated it to a high level of narrative art.” —Samuel C. Florman, The New York Times Book Review |
 Old Friends“Love, romance, obsession, ambition, the quest for truth and the yearning for justice are all present here. Anger and regret are here, too; and a grief that the middle-aged can’t begin to fathom… Mr. Kidder has reminded us that old age is the last great opportunity for the human spirit to flourish. This is a beautiful book.” —Mary Maher, Irish Times |