Previous authors to feature as Book Club picks include Sally Rooney, the Irish author of Normal People, and Taylor Jenkins Reid, the writer behind Daisy Jones and the Six and The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo.Ĭork Irish dancing students 'reeling' after Good Morning America feature “This has been one of the most incredible Mondays of my life,” Bose wrote on Instagram. The show has teamed up with Little Free Library to give out free copies of the book in Times Square and at 150 other locations across the US and Canada as part of the announcement.ĭirty Laundry was also selected as an Editors’ Pick by Amazon Books and a Best of Month pick by Apple Books. “This is Disha’s first novel but so many critics are calling her one of the most exciting new voices in fiction,” said GMA co-anchor Eva Pilgrim, who will interview Bose on air on Saturday. On its website, Good Morning America described the book as "a thrilling novel” that reinvents "age-old ideas of love and deceit”.
Who could want her dead? There are lots of suspects and lots of dirty laundry to air.” “But not all is quiet and quaint when one of these mothers is found murdered. One is a social media influencer, one is a social outcast and one is a recent immigrant from India,” Bose said in a video on the show. “Dirty Laundry is set in a small coastal Irish village and it follows a group of young mothers. The University College Dublin graduate traveled to New York to discuss Dirty Laundry on the show this week. Good Morning America revealed that Bose’s “dazzling debut” is month’s pick on Tuesday, describing the novel as “Big Little Lies meets Desperate Housewives”.īose, who is originally from India, moved to Ireland eight years ago with her husband, who is from West Cork.įor all the latest news straight to your inbox, sign up for our FREE newsletters here. An Irish novel will be highlighted by Good Morning America this month, after the popular morning show selected Dirty Laundry by Disha Bose as its April Book Club pick.
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