Title: Competent columns on the everyday life of the writer
Product review: This book is a compilation of columns written by Quindlen for the 'New York Times'. In them she tells about her own life, as daughter, wife, mother and writer. She speaks about her early loss of her mother, about the joys and difficulties of raising her children, about many of the small obstacles and difficulties of everyday life. This is a competent work but one not as amusing or inspiring as I had hoped.
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