Wifey

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She has also written four novels for adults, In the Unlikely Event, Summer Sisters, Smart Women, and Wifey, all of them New York Times bestsellers. I do not know when this and Summer Sisters was published, I thought these were older books, but boy does she love to talk about sex. Overall the novel is lightweight and superficial, and a far cry from the complexity of Erica Jong's 1973 ground-breaking "Fear of Flying.

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When that doesn't work out for every reason that you knew it wouldn't, (he loves his wife, can't abandon his family, why can't they just have this relationship on the side? Judy B is one of my absolute idols and I adored reading this, mostly because it made me blush a million shades of red on the PATH.She married a solidly employed guy, they had a couple of kids, they live in a 3 bedroom, she has a dinner schedule.

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now there are some strawberries that have been marinating on the champagne at the bottom of this glass that need my attention. You won't enjoy this one if you don't take it as a form of humor, and you have to remember that not much is really going to happen action wise. The book begins with a masked man in a cape riding a motorcycle into Wifey's backyard, tossing up his cape, and. At the same time, she is Blume’s symbol of the futility of women fighting for freedom in a biased world.I suppose this is where I should be sympathetic, but I really HATE everyone in this book by now and can gather no sympathy. I read this when I was 12-13 and the only thing I could remember was the motorcyclist who jacks-off in her back yard. In the introduction, Judy Blume explains that she left her marriage and took her two kids away and sat down after being a best selling children's author and wrote this book.

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Sandy starts to get confused about what she wants and then discovers evidence that maybe Norman has been having a long term affair.What was weird that the narrator was so insecure that whoever wanted to have sex with her, she did not think of, hmm he is so ugly"No she worried about getting pregnant. It's ice water on the whole roaring women/girlpower idea, not all splashy-like and sudden but hypothermia-like and sneaky. That would explain her utter lack of emotional connection, and there are those fantasies of violence against her husband.