Is Marriage Vacation a Real Book?

By Alice Nichols

Are you a fan of the hit TV series “Younger”? If so, you may have heard of the book “Marriage Vacation”.

But is it a real book? Let’s dive into the details.

The Origin of Marriage Vacation

In season 4 of “Younger”, we see the character Pauline Turner Brooks, ex-wife of Charles Brooks (one of the main characters), release a book titled “Marriage Vacation”. The book is described as a memoir about her decision to leave her marriage and take a solo trip around the world.

The Book within the Show

In the show, “Marriage Vacation” becomes an instant bestseller and causes quite a stir in Charles’ publishing company. However, some fans were left wondering if this was just a fictional plot device or if there was an actual book available.

The Real-Life Book

The good news is that “Marriage Vacation” is indeed a real book! It was released in June 2018 by Simon & Schuster, under the name author Pauline Turner Brooks. However, it should be noted that this author is actually a pseudonym for Jo Piazza, who wrote the book based on her experience writing for various women’s magazines and websites.

About the Book

“Marriage Vacation” follows Kate Carmichael, who decides to leave her husband and take a year-long solo vacation around the world. Along the way, she discovers new passions and forms new relationships. The book has been described as empowering and inspiring by readers.

Impact on Pop Culture

While “Marriage Vacation” may have started as a fictional plot device in “Younger”, it quickly became a real-life phenomenon. The book has been featured in various publications such as Cosmopolitan and Elle Magazine. Additionally, it has even spawned its own spin-off book series, with two books released so far: “Younger: The Breakthrough Novel” and “Marriage Vacation: The Sequel”.

Conclusion

So, is “Marriage Vacation” a real book? The answer is yes.

While it may have started as a fictional plot device, the book has become an inspiring read for those looking to take control of their lives and discover new passions. Its impact on pop culture only further solidifies its place in literary history.