“Emma’s Table is a charming urban fairy tale about characters who actually learn from their mistakes. Philip Galanes serves up a pitch-perfect comedy of manners with a deft and elegant touch.” “Sophisticated, witty, and fun, Emma’s Table had me hooked from the first page, and smiling through the very last. Anyone who can build nail-biting suspense out of a Sunday dinner gone horribly wrong is deserving of praise.” touchingly bittersweet comedy of modern urban existence…. She needs a clean slate-a second chance that might be provided by two unlikely saviors: Benjamin Blackman, a terminally charming social worker and Emma's part-time assistant, and one of Benjamin's most heartbreaking wards, an overweight little girl from Queens named Gracie. What she gets is a chance to set things right.įresh from a yearlong stretch in prison, Emma finds her life just as she left it-filled with glittering business successes, bruising personal defeats, rolling television cameras, and awkward Sunday dinners at home. From the moment Emma Sutton walks into the FitzCoopers auction house, the disgraced media darling knows exactly what she wants: an antique dining table.
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