Eight Cousins Or the Aunt-Hill

In a cozy, bustling household, Libby Barnes navigates the complications of a holiday season she wishes she could skip. With her husband Tyler absent, the festive spirit feels more like a burden than a joy. Libby's thoughts drift between the chaos of preparations and the weight of her solitude, painting a vivid picture of longing and reflection.

Surrounded by vibrant family chaos, Libby learns the value of connection and support, even amidst the holiday humbug. Each cousin introduces new dynamics, creating a colorful tapestry of love, laughter, and the trials of familial bonds. The story unfolds with warmth and humor as Libby discovers unexpected joy and a deepening appreciation for her family.

As the holidays progress, Libby’s journey becomes one of self-discovery, showcasing the power of love and reconciliation. Alcott weaves a charming narrative filled with relatable struggles and delightful moments, inviting readers to embrace the beauty of togetherness, even when it feels just a little bit overwhelming.