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Godmother by Carrie Adams (2007, Hardcover)

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Product Identifiers

Publisher
HarperCollins
ISBN-10
0061232602
ISBN-13
9780061232602
eBay Product ID (ePID)
59067196

Product Key Features

Book Title
Godmother
Number of Pages
400 Pages
Language
English
Topic
Contemporary Women, Family Life, General
Publication Year
2007
Genre
Fiction
Author
Carrie Adams
Format
Hardcover

Dimensions

Item Height
1.2 in
Item Weight
21.7 Oz
Item Length
9 in
Item Width
6 in

Additional Product Features

Intended Audience
Trade
LCCN
2007-299745
Reviews
"A lively fusion of chick lit and mummy lit . . . great." -- Marie Claire (UK) "Carrie Adams eschews the traditional happy-ever-after in this witty and realistic take on modern life." -- In Style UK "A punchily written page-turner." -- Good Housekeeping, UK "Book clubs rejoice! We've got a winner! ...brilliant, funny, and human ...I loved it." -- Adriana Trigiani, New York Times bestselling author of the Big Stone Gap series and Lucia, Lucia, Carrie Adams eschews the traditional happy-ever-after in this witty and realistic take on modern life.
Dewey Edition
22
TitleLeading
The
Dewey Decimal
823.92
Synopsis
There's nothing tying her down . . . but maybe that's the problem. Back from a five-week escape from her obsessive former boss (read: job over, phone number changed, doorman notified), Tessa King returns to London rested and ready to reclaim her life. She has endless possibilities, and a full social calendar with wonderful friends and godchildren who adore her. But as Tessa begins to look at all their lives, she questions whether having a family can actually guarantee happiness: Helen and Neil, parents to twin boys, are in a seemingly perfect marriage, though it hides dark and twisted secrets. Single mother Billy struggles to make ends meet and can't get over a man who doesn't want her. Happily married Francesca and Nick endeavor to guide their headstrong teenage son. Claudia and Al have everything they need to create the perfect loving family--except a baby. And then there's Ben: best friend, loyal confidant, willing drinking partner, and Tessa's everything--but also Sasha's husband. Heartwarming, dark, funny, and almost too true to bear, Carrie Adams's extraordinary debut novel speaks to anyone who has wondered about the next step. It reminds us that the challenge in life is to find a direction that is truly our own, and that some fairy tales just aren't fair., Heartwarming, dark, funny, and almost too true to bear, Adamss extraordinary novel speaks to all women whove wondered about the competing attractions of being single and getting hitched for life. Are marriage and children the happy-ever-after many claim, or is everything just fine the way it is?, There's nothing tying her down . . . but maybe that's the problem. Back from a five-week escape from her obsessive former boss (read: job over, phone number changed, doorman notified), Tessa King returns to London rested and ready to reclaim her life. She has endless possibilities, and a full social calendar with wonderful friends and godchildren who adore her. But as Tessa begins to look at all their lives, she questions whether having a family can actually guarantee happiness: Helen and Neil, parents to twin boys, are in a seemingly perfect marriage, though it hides dark and twisted secrets. Single mother Billy struggles to make ends meet and can't get over a man who doesn't want her. Happily married Francesca and Nick endeavor to guide their headstrong teenage son. Claudia and Al have everything they need to create the perfect loving family--except a baby. And then there's Ben: best friend, loyal confidant, willing drinking partner, and Tessa's everything --but also Sasha's husband. Heartwarming, dark, funny, and almost too true to bear, Carrie Adams's extraordinary debut novel speaks to anyone who has wondered about the next step. It reminds us that the challenge in life is to find a direction that is truly our own, and that some fairy tales just aren't fair.
LC Classification Number
PS3601.D3693G63 2007