"Bittersweet...Vivien’s an easy protagonist to love; she’s plucky, resourceful, and witty—the perfect outsider’s guide to the SUV and bake sale zoo" -- Publishers Weekly

"An honest, realistic story of family, love, and priorities with genuine characters." - Booklist

"Wax, the author of The Accidental Bestseller, writes with breezy wit and a keen insight into family relations." The Atlanta Journal Constitution

"Magnolia Wednesdays is a winner -- brilliant with acerbic, biting wit. Sweet and satisfying without ever losing that acidic edge--I loved this book and will be looking for more by this author." -- Night Owl Reviews 'Top Pick'

"Wendy Wax has a way of turning a phrase and pulling the reader in. She writes with humor, depth and insight." -- Rainy Days and Mondays


"Magnolia Wednesdays had it all for me--it had me laughing at times and crying at others." -- Peeking Between the Pages

"I thoroughly enjoyed Magnolia Wednesdays. I definitely recommend this book for fans of women's fiction." -- Bermudaonion's Weblog

"Amazing...this is one to read and recommend...the characters made this book." -- BookreviewsRus

“I loved how Vivi grew...[other] characters were great as well...and there was a twist with Vivi's brother-in-law's death that I didn't see coming at all...this was a heart-warming story and one that I truly enjoyed.” -- So Many Books, So Little Time

“I love a good girly book set in the South…Magnolia Wednesdays is a funny, yet poignant, novel that will take the reader into the wilds of Suburbia Atlanta…heartwarming…a wonderful way to spend an afternoon.” -- Charlotte's Web of Books

"The book is full of fun and surprises... thrilling all the way to the end. If you want to get a goodnight's sleep, don't start reading this book because you won't be able to put it down." -- petitfoursandhottamales.com

"I loved every word of this novel. Wax, author of "The Accidental Bestseller," scores again with this story of 41-year-old Vivien Gray, who finds herself moving back to Atlanta after her journalism career in New York takes a tumble." -- Faye Dasen of The Pilot

"Atlanta-based novelist Wendy Wax spins yet another captivating tale of life and love in this wonderfully entertaining book." -- Southern Seasons Magazine