Mrs. Fletcher

Tom Perrotta's novels, Election and Little Children, have been made into Academy Award nominated films.

And his books, The Leftovers and Mrs. Fletcher, were adapted into acclaimed TV series on HBO.

I have to say, The Leftovers was one of the most wonderfully weird and creepy stories I've ever seen, and I'm still thinking about it years later.

He's written 11 novels so far, including his latest, Ghost Town, which follows a 1970s New Jersey teen who finds himself drawn to a local girl and her Ouija board after he suffers a tragedy.

He's highly acclaimed.

He's the best-selling author of 11 novels, including Election, Little Children, which were both made into films.

His novels, The Leftover and Mrs. Fletcher, were both adapted into HBO series.

He's known for undeniably complex, unforgettable characters, his dark and really smart satire, and the way he delves into our hidden anxie- anxieties and brings them from the page right into the world again.

She often had inmates under her roof.

One of them was a beautiful and charming young girl, the daughter of Mrs. Fletcher of Edinburgh, whose early death is recorded in her mother's life.

Besides company at home, Mrs. Barbold went to visit her friends from time to time.

The Estlins at Bristol, the Edgeworths, whose acquaintance Mr. and Mrs. Barbold made about this time, and who seem to have been invaluable friends, bringing as they did a bright new element of interest and cheerful friendship into her sad and dimming life.