Funny too. "How would I feel if my friends ...
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Clever and inspiring. Funny too.  "How would I feel if  my friends were chasing me around with tasty spreads?" I'd probably feel much as protagonist, Dana, does. It's important to see things from a different perspective sometimes, though when it goes too far it's easy to long for home while continuing to appreciate a broadened view. Well done, Aviva Gittle!
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It's works great for me.  Give it a try when you need a quick laugh!
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I got this as a gift from a friend and it was perfect. It may sound funny but it made me feel like i had something to come home too. Good job.
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Great read.  I got some funny looks from friends when they say a bible on my reading table, but the contents softened the blow of their hard shakes and eye rolls.  :)
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This is so funny!  I've shared it with many of my friends and most of them have then bought it.
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This just makes me happy!  Love the quote and live the look and live the reaction from friends when they use it!  A fun gift too!
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My friend received this as a gift and thought it was really funny.
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A friend recommended this for a good laugh. It made me laugh! I laughed about a couple of scenes a few days after as well. I enjoyed it.
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It's hilarious pic, I laught a lots. Here with the sugar daddy may not necessarily they feel like that or may be even worst haha
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If you enjoy laughing this will do the trick :) Also you may recognize some similarities to your own family
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Read!  I felt like I was with friends.  The characters are enjoyable and I found myself really caring what happens.
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Such a nice gift for friends with a since of humor.
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Loved it all! I laughed so hard, I think anyone can relate to her feelings, and if they can't....there lying
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Funny.  What else to say.  Great stories.  As sick as it sounds, I will have my 20 something kids read this.
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...bec' I live in the South and raised here. All of it, I could relate and laugh out loud. Need to escape and jsut laugh, I think this will do that for you.
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Found this book to be very light and enjoyable reading.

However, in all seriousness there was an exchange between the main character and her best friend concerning how even at the age of fifty (50) how difficult it can be to deal with our Mother's comments.

The friend comments: "Well you know the secret, don't you?"

My eyes got larger.  Could it really be in this light fiction reading was the answer I have been searching for myself for many decades.

I kept reading with whatever the equivalent for the eyes is for the phrase "baited breathe."

The answer was pure and simple.  Refreshing and miraculous.  Why had I not thought of it myself.

Laugh.  Now the author did not go into the "manners" of laughing, but I am assuming it was meant in a light, respectful way.  Not a side-ripping laugh uncontrollably until you need new underwear way.

Unfortunatly my own Mother has passed away - but I am not undaunted.  I am going to apply the principal to two other audiences who are oh so hard to engage in conversation with at times.  Teenagers and bosses.

If my children excommunicate me, or I am walking the unemployment line I will find you Haywood Smith ... I will find you!
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I found myself often laughing out loud, and sharing passages with people  around me.  I did feel somewhat disappointed at end that, it didn't continue on with some commentary of the aftermath of the election.