Winner, 2015 ReLit Award (Novel)

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“Clever. Brilliant. Funny. Moving.”
— Cecilia Ahern, author of P.S. I Love You

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“It blew me away!”
— Marie Phillips, author of Gods Behaving Badly

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“A little book with a big impact.”
— The Lady

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“The best in magic realism … heartbreaking, tender, horrifying, beautiful, and wondrous.”
— Bella's Bookshelves

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“Andrew Kaufman = best kind of f#$&ing weird. This is a tripped out peach of a book.”
— oneline review

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Synopsis:

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A flamboyantly-dressed man enters a bank, and proceeds to commit a most curious robbery. Rather than demanding money or jewelry, he asks each of his thirteen victims to surrender that which they hold most valuable: a calculator, a cheap watch, photographs of children, a copy of Camus’ The Stranger, and so on.

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The lives of robbery victims begin to come apart in otherworldly yet strangely fitting ways, forcing them to discover and claim that which is truly valuable to them — before it’s too late. The Tiny Wife, the latest work of contemporary wonder from best-selling and award-nominated author Andrew Kaufman, is an imaginative and inspiring display of pure storytelling.