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M for Mother

M for Mother

Sarah Kennedy
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Safely ensconced in the village of Wether Bilbury, Mother reconciles herself as best she can to her daughter's move to London. She keeps in constant touch by letter and phone, offering sage advice about good hot lunches , warm underclothes , and the perils of galloping about London in six-inch heels from one bed-sitting-room to another and pints of black coffee. Reported conversations with disapproving aunts, inquisitive neighbours, and triumphant friends whose daughters have married well or have steady jobs with pensions, underline the hopelessness of Mother's cause. But she battles on bravely, sustained by the knowledge that ‘When you're eighty and your wasted life is a mirror of empty cosmetic jars and bed-sitting-rooms with no roots ... at least you won't be able to turn round and blame me.' First published in 1954, this enchantingly funny book is essential reading for everyone who's ever had, or been, a mother.
Language
English
Pages
173
Format
Paperback
Release
February 01, 1997
ISBN 13
9780552997478

M for Mother

Sarah Kennedy
0/5 ( ratings)
Safely ensconced in the village of Wether Bilbury, Mother reconciles herself as best she can to her daughter's move to London. She keeps in constant touch by letter and phone, offering sage advice about good hot lunches , warm underclothes , and the perils of galloping about London in six-inch heels from one bed-sitting-room to another and pints of black coffee. Reported conversations with disapproving aunts, inquisitive neighbours, and triumphant friends whose daughters have married well or have steady jobs with pensions, underline the hopelessness of Mother's cause. But she battles on bravely, sustained by the knowledge that ‘When you're eighty and your wasted life is a mirror of empty cosmetic jars and bed-sitting-rooms with no roots ... at least you won't be able to turn round and blame me.' First published in 1954, this enchantingly funny book is essential reading for everyone who's ever had, or been, a mother.
Language
English
Pages
173
Format
Paperback
Release
February 01, 1997
ISBN 13
9780552997478

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