“How did the nursery rhyme go? “Old Mother Hubbard went to her cupboard and found she was fresh out of blow.” Something like that. Annie” — 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… — Kathy Cooperman Copy Share Image
“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
