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By Cynthia Sweeney 
| Washington Independent Review of Books
Randy Cepuch’s review of Lake Effect: A Novel by Cynthia D’Aprix Sweeney (Ecco). “Sweeney comfortably name-checks many of that city’s most significant institutions between 1977 and 1998, the period during which Lake Effect takes place: Eastman Kodak, Xerox, Midtown Plaza (the nation’s first indoor shopping mall), the Red Wings AAA baseball team, the Eastman School of Music, the Democrat & Chronicle newspaper (and the now-defunct afternoon Times-Union).
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Divorce rocks a ’70s community in ‘Lake Effect’

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By Chris Hewitt , Cynthia Sweeney 
| Boston Herald
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... An entire neighborhood full of people is racing to tell us about a shocking divorce in “Lake Effect” and, in the dazzling final sentences of the book, we finally understand who they are. All of them. Cynthia D’Aprix Sweeney’s bestselling “The Nest” was about adult siblings, bickering over an inheritance, and “Lake Effect” also has to do with badly behaved grown-ups, money and love.
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Review: Divorce rocks a ’70s community in Rochester-set ‘Lake Effect’

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By Chris Hewitt , Cynthia Sweeney 
| Batavia Daily News
An entire neighborhood full of people is racing to tell us about a shocking divorce in “Lake Effect” and, in the dazzling final sentences of the book, we finally understand who they are. All of them. Cynthia D’Aprix Sweeney’s bestselling “The Nest” was about adult siblings, bickering over an inheritance, and “Lake Effect” also has to do with badly behaved grown-ups, money and love.
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