BESTSELLING author Mitch Albom will be taking his readers on a new journey as he is set to return with another powerful novel in November this year.
The Tuesdays with Morrie author announced that his new novel, The Little Liar, will go on sale worldwide on November 14.
Meanwhile, the book is now available for pre-order in different bookstores worldwide.
“IT’S OFFICIAL! My new novel – ‘The Little Liar’ – arrives November 14 and is available for pre-order starting now!” the American author wrote in a Facebook post.
About the book
The Little Liar narrates the timeless story of three Holocaust survivors as they set foot in the Land of Liberty.
It follows the tale of 11-year-old Nico Krispi, who had never told a lie until his 11th birthday.
When the Nazis invade the small Greek village he calls home, he meets a German soldier who offers him a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to save his family from the atrocities the village is about to experience at the hands of invaders.
The Little Liar is a moving story about truth and lies. It circles around the harm people could inflict on their loved ones with the pretenses they tell and how love could redeem them from their deceits.
About Mitch Albom
The 64-year-old American novelist, journalist, and musician is widely known for his masterful storytelling in bestselling novels including Tuesdays with Morrie (1997), The Five People You Meet in Heaven (2003), Have a Little Faith (2009), and The Timekeeper (2012).
He has sold over 40 million copies of his books, which have been translated into 45 different languages.
Due to his clever writing and the unparalleled inspiration his readers acquire from his books, he has received more than 200 recognitions from various award-giving organizations around the world.
Aside from writing novels, Albom is also a regular contributor to ESPN’s The Sports Reporters and has a radio show on WJR.
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