'As vast, clear, and iconic as only timeless stories are, Kauffman's Chorus is a key: meet the Shaw family and discover, in its infinite and invisible complexity, the universal core of your own.' - Rebecca Dinerstein Knight, author of Hex 'Elegantly charts the nuanced connections and fractures between family members . always illuminating the sweetness and sorrow that exists in even the smallest detail.' - David Connerley Nahm, author of Ancient Oceans of Central Kentucky 'Rebecca Kauffman's compact and ingeniously-arranged Chorus depicts the Shaw family and its long-held secrets with admirable clarity . makes us freshly aware of how the people most dear to us, like the organs of the body, are hidden simply by virtue of being so vital and so close.' - Martin Seay, author of The Mirror Thief 'Chorus is an intimate, affecting, and exquisite portrait of an American family that feels as real as any I've ever known . I loved it.' - Eleanor Henderson, author of Ten Thousand Saints 'A story about love and its resilience, how much we really know about our own family and what binds them together even against seemingly insurmountable odds.

' - Good Housekeeping March 2022 Book Club pick.