Title: avoid
Product review: I found this book frustrating at many turns. I still can't figure out what the author was trying to say--women should stay at home with their children, it's hard to write a great first novel, nannies are smarter than the people they work for. This book also had some very surprising typos, and an author with little "ear" for the way people talk---especially children. The one scene that totally was a thumbs down was when the wife, Andie, gives the nanny a very hard time. The nanny doesn't quit--which would be the case in real life--but, seems to glide through the incident. I was left wondering if the author had his own children, or was an uncle of some sort, watching people, nannies and children at a distance.
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