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Best Friends, Occasional Enemies
The Lighter Side of Life as A Mother and Daughter
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From the "New York Times"--Bestselling writing team comes a hilarious new collection of essays that observe life from a mother/daughter perspective.
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Publisher:
New York - St Martin's Press
Pages:
278
Edition:
1st ed
ISBN:
9780312651633, 0312651635
Language:
English
Contents:
The occasional enemies part
We all are Ferraris
All's fair in love and wardrobe
Empowered
Picture day
Can this marriage be saved?
Meow
Holy moly
Cover me
Mother Mary and the retirement village
The suburbs are killing me
The mothership
Brush off
Love and worry
Getting it straight
The heart of a gambler
Clipped
Mother Mary hears the worst
Half-full
Mother Mary and the terrorists
Twit-willow
Grainy
In which we lose Angie, and nothing's funny
Banana fanna fo
Mousetrap
Pilgrim's progress
You can't touch this
Security complex
Mousetrap part II ... this time it's personal
This old homebody
Little dog, big pill
The flying Scottolines reach out
Don't look now
Mousetrap part III ... modicum of solace
Accommodating
Home team
Running on empty
Control issues
My daughter moved out, so why am I still lactating?
I refuse to dress up for the mall
Mother Mary and the Christmas standoff
Busy signal
'Twas the night before
Prepare for the best
Join me
Rewarding, or Why free is dumber than you think
Can't start a fire without a ...
Cold comfort
Lunatic
Darwinian
The moon and I
Big and me
Birthday wish
Life in the not-so-fast lane
It's not the heat
Moms say the darndest
Not under my roof
Uncle Sam
Mathlete
Oprah and Einstein
Toys in the attic
Hardwired
Bank angst
Tempus fugit
History lesson
iLisa
Oh, you don't know
Home, sweet gym
The right to vote
The Einstein workout
Remembering Joy
911
If a tree falls in a driveway ...
As seen on TV
In which we get a woman president
The hardest job in the world
This land is my land
The four seasons
The best friends part
We all are Ferraris
All's fair in love and wardrobe
Empowered
Picture day
Can this marriage be saved?
Meow
Holy moly
Cover me
Mother Mary and the retirement village
The suburbs are killing me
The mothership
Brush off
Love and worry
Getting it straight
The heart of a gambler
Clipped
Mother Mary hears the worst
Half-full
Mother Mary and the terrorists
Twit-willow
Grainy
In which we lose Angie, and nothing's funny
Banana fanna fo
Mousetrap
Pilgrim's progress
You can't touch this
Security complex
Mousetrap part II ... this time it's personal
This old homebody
Little dog, big pill
The flying Scottolines reach out
Don't look now
Mousetrap part III ... modicum of solace
Accommodating
Home team
Running on empty
Control issues
My daughter moved out, so why am I still lactating?
I refuse to dress up for the mall
Mother Mary and the Christmas standoff
Busy signal
'Twas the night before
Prepare for the best
Join me
Rewarding, or Why free is dumber than you think
Can't start a fire without a ...
Cold comfort
Lunatic
Darwinian
The moon and I
Big and me
Birthday wish
Life in the not-so-fast lane
It's not the heat
Moms say the darndest
Not under my roof
Uncle Sam
Mathlete
Oprah and Einstein
Toys in the attic
Hardwired
Bank angst
Tempus fugit
History lesson
iLisa
Oh, you don't know
Home, sweet gym
The right to vote
The Einstein workout
Remembering Joy
911
If a tree falls in a driveway ...
As seen on TV
In which we get a woman president
The hardest job in the world
This land is my land
The four seasons
The best friends part
Awards & Distinctions:
Fiction & literature
Notes:
From the "New York Times"--Bestselling writing team comes a hilarious new collection of essays that observe life from a mother/daughter perspective
Statement of Responsibility:
Lisa Scottoline and Francesca Serritella
Physical Description:
278 p. : ill. ; 22 cm
Library Identifier
2844544
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From the "New York Times"--Bestselling writing team comes a hilarious new collection of essays that observe life from a mother/daughter perspective.
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