I See Life Through Rosé-Colored Glasses
True Stories and Confessions
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Descrizione dell’editore
In I See Life Through Rosé-Colored Glasses, the bestselling mother/daughter pair is back with another hilarious and heartfelt collection of essays about the possibilities and pitfalls of everyday life.
The New York Times bestselling mother daughter duo are back with more hilarious, witty, and true tales from their lives. Whether they are attempting to hike the Grand Canyon, setting up phone calls with their dogs, or learning what “adulting” means, Lisa Scottoline and Francesca Serritella are guaranteed to make you laugh, cry, and appreciate the funniest moments in life. Like the perfect glass of rosé, they’re always here to help you escape from your own busy, modern life and instead, get lost in theirs.
Praise for the series:
"This summer beach read—which is indeed “like a glass of rosé, between two covers”—is sure to cheer readers spanning the generations." —Publishers Weekly on I See Life Through Rosè-Colored Glasses
“We get to be flies on the wall as the mother-daughter team fights, makes up, and hurls barbs just like you and your mom.” —O, The Oprah Magazine (“Perfect Summer Must Read”)
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Novelist Scottoline (After Anna, etc.) and daughter Serritella team up for the eighth in a series of entertaining mother-daughter humor books, combining entries in their "Chick Wit" column for the Philadelphia Inquirer and new material. The authors volley between Scottoline's amusing outlook on aging and Serritella's dating ups and downs. Scottoline's style is characteristically clipped and peppered with hilarious one-liners (e.g., on Brawny paper towels, "I've never relied on a paper towel to give me strength. I have chocolate for that"; "Yes, I have multiples. Not orgasms. Pets." Meanwhile, Serritella digs into topics including breaking up with boyfriends, the benefits of enjoying family Christmas without a date, and getting her first Brazilian bikini wax. This close mother-daughter team leaves no stone unturned, and their slew of animals (six dogs and a couple of cats altogether) and their beloved and outspoken deceased mother/grandmother (aka Mother Mary) are frequently referenced. This summer beach read which is indeed "like a glass of ros , between two covers" is sure to cheer readers spanning the generations but will be of particular appeal to mothers and daughters.
