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Portrait of a married Woman
Portrait of a married Woman
Author: Sally Mandel
To her friends, Maggie Hollander has it all. Her husband, Matthew is a bright, successful and handsome lawyer who loves her deeply. They have two spirited children, a spacious apartment on Manhattan's Upper East Side, and a marriage that has lasted for seventeen years. — At thirty eight, Maggie still has a body that commands attention at cocktail...  more »
ISBN: 255739
Publication Date: 1/1/1986
Pages: 214
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Publisher: Bantam
Book Type: Hardcover
Other Versions: Paperback
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Wife gives up her wish for a career to have marriage, two teens, and be a housewife. She is offered a job to design posters for a company. She gets out her art supplies and goes back to try an art class. She is happily married, but meets a man at the art class. Difficult decision due to both men being wonderful. Enjoyed book.
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Excellent book. Sally Mandel is a fantastic writer--truly one of the best writers of women's fiction today. This is one of my favorites, along with "A Change of Heart," which was her first book I read. I've read two or three of her other books, but this runs neck and neck for first place with "A change of Heart". She's witty, her characters are real, and you laugh and cry throughout the book, much as one does through life.
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