Where'd You Go, Bernadette by Maria Semple

I loved this book.

I zipped right through it, captured from the very first.

It was especially fun for me because it takes place in Seattle and she captured the area and its residents so well.

I laughed out loud in parts. I was enthralled with the book the whole time.

It's about a mom who disappears, and how they go about trying to find her. Sort of. It's about people and self awareness too.

Warning: there are about a dozen f-bombs in the book, in case that makes a difference to you. While I personally never condone the use of that word (it's hard for me to think of a word that is more offensive), these did not seem gratuitous.