Everyone Can?t Be Wrong is a gorgeously written novel by Sonal Champsee. Champsee is a longtime champion of upcoming Canadian writers, and her depth of knowledge of the craft is clear in this book. Descriptions shine, luscious details sparkle. Every metaphor is multi-layered. Sharp dialogue gives great insight into each characters? motivation and desires. I truly admire the way the author approaches her reader with openness and trust, inviting us fully into every scene. The main character of the novel, Payal, is one of the most loveable I?ve met in fiction. Payal is so deeply caring, a perpetual people-pleaser, and yet her insecurities are painfully exploited by those around her. The protagonist is flawed, messy, imperfect, and wonderfully relatable. This gorgeously written story will feel familiar to anyone trying to balance multiple cultures and their competing pressures, anyone who has felt torn between individual self-fulfillment versus the demands of a collective. It is a book for anyone who has felt how the pressure to live up to expectation can be consuming. From the first line, this novel never lost my attention and when I finished it, I only wished for more. I won?t forget these beautifully rendered characters, who, for a time, felt like my family too. - Kirti Bhadresa, AN ASTONISHMENT OF STARS