"Kay Sloan’s writing is literary and emotional. She uses wit and memory to explore how issues such as aging and desire influence a person. The story moves between past and present, often lingering in thoughts that feel raw and real. Hilda is funny, sharp, sometimes cruel, and fully alive. The author does a great job of portraying how people, especially women, lose social permission as they age, and how resistance shows up in unexpected ways. The multiple perspectives widen the emotional canvas, showing how politics, war, and personal choices travel across decades. Settings like homes, care facilities, and protests feel ordinary yet meaningful. Give Me You will appeal to readers who enjoy reflective adult fiction that tackles aging, memory, sexuality, and family tension without pretending the issues are simple." – Readers' Favorite

"Give Me You would be a great read for people who love character-driven stories and for anyone who wants a novel that honors aging without softening it. It is perfect for readers who enjoy family drama, sharp humor, and emotional complexity. I would hand this book to someone who likes stories that make you laugh in one breath and swallow hard in the next. Give Me You is a fierce and funny story that shines a bright light on the desires we never outgrow." – Literary Titan

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