A million copies sold in three months, a film deal with Anne Hathaway—Caro Claire Burke’s “Yesteryear” is exploding onto the cultural scene, perfectly timed to ride the wave of the tradwife trend. Beneath the glossy homemaker facade lies a raw, relatable story about curated perfection crumbling under real life’s weight. As social media amplifies this lifestyle—and the judgment it sparks—the novel taps into a universal hunger: to see the cracks in the perfect image and find connection in the messy truth.
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