“When Sarah finally got pregnant, she was determined to be ruthlessly positive about it. She would not jinx her twins by complaining about minor inconveniences. No, she would remain sunny. She read all the feel-good books she could find on… — Kathy Cooperman Copy Share Image
“He’s changed?” “Yes. He’s started hanging out with a different crowd, a richer crowd. The men are all so arrogant. They don’t doubt themselves for a minute. They go to work and people agree with them all day long. And then they come home and their wives agree with them too. It’s a rarefied group, but—if you hang around with… — Kathy Cooperman Copy Share
“Every book was a revelation to their suggestible young minds. They both sulked through their work-study jobs after Marx told them they were “estranged… — Kathy Cooperman Copy Share Image
“Although Dawn had not cracked a book in years, she read every inch of the three tabloid magazines to which she subscribed. Priscilla” — Kathy Cooperman Copy Share Image
“The book wasn’t the point of this meeting. It was an excuse to get together and talk about the same old crap with booze,… — Kathy Cooperman Copy Share Image
“they’ll sue. That’s what rich people do when you annoy them. They sue you.” — Kathy Cooperman Copy Share Image
“And when she was home, she spent her days lolling about the house reading mystery novels, watching television, and drinking wine. She watered and… — Kathy Cooperman Copy Share Image
“To this hyperaerobicized, kale-munching crowd, Annie’s spare tire was about as funny as cancer or female genital mutilation. Annie” — Kathy Cooperman Copy Share Image
“Time is unkind to all of us, but it is particularly sadistic to women. A man’s physical prowess may dwindle with time, but he… — Kathy Cooperman Copy Share Image
“When Sarah finally got pregnant, she was determined to be ruthlessly positive about it. She would not jinx her twins by complaining about minor… — Kathy Cooperman Copy Share Image
“The Six was everything that a book club book should be: short at two hundred pages, highbrow because it dealt with English history, and… — Kathy Cooperman Copy Share Image
“How did the nursery rhyme go? “Old Mother Hubbard went to her cupboard and found she was fresh out of blow.” Something like that.… — Kathy Cooperman Copy Share Image
