Tell Me Everything by Elizabeth Strout is a deeply empathetic novel set in the small town of Crosby, Maine, and brings together many beloved characters from her previous works, such as Olive Kitteridge, Lucy Barton, and Bob Burgess. The narrative revolves around Bob, a lawyer caught in the midst of a murder investigation involving a troubled man accused of killing his mother. Strout’s novel explores themes of connection, love, and the significance of everyday lives, as characters navigate old wounds, secrets, and the complex emotions that shape their relationships. Through the intimate dialogues between Lucy and Bob, and their interactions with other townspeople, Strout reveals the quiet, often unspoken struggles of her characters, while also celebrating the power of human connection and the possibility of healing. The story is a moving exploration of life’s meaning, framed by Strout’s characteristic sensitivity to the inner lives of ordinary people.