Isbn: 9781869417055 - split time. (2 resultados)

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  • Idioma: Inglés

    Editorial: Random House NZ, 2005

    1869417054 / 9781869417055

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    Librería: Book Haven, Wellington, WLG, Nueva ZelandaBook Haven

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    Condición: Usado - Regular

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    Paperback. Condición: Fair. Penny Rushmore is a typical baby boomer, sandwiched between her warring teenagers and an increasingly dotty mother, whilst running her own business and worrying about a wayward husband, hot flushes and an expanding waistline.Her great-grandmother, a passionate suffragette and temperance advocate, was equally torn between demanding daughters and a dependent mother showing early signs of dementia. When Penny discovers her great-grandmother's letters, she is almost at the end of her tether. Will the words of another woman from another time help Penny deal with having to split her time amongst so many others? Cover worn. 268 pages.

  • Idioma: Inglés

    Editorial: Black Swan, 2005

    1869417054 / 9781869417055

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    Librería: Book Express (NZ), Shannon, Nueva ZelandaBook Express (NZ)

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    Paperback. Condición: Good. 268 pages. cover worn & creased, 'Chick lit meets feminism' in this first humorous novel in the Penny Rushmore trilogy about being stuck in the Sandwich Generation.Penny Rushmore is a typical baby boomer, sandwiched between her warring teenagers and an increasing ly dotty mother, whilst running her own business and worrying about a wayward hu sband, hot flushes and an expanding waistline.Her great-grandmother, a pa ssionate suffragette and temperance advocate, was equally torn between demanding daughters and a dependent mother showing early signs of dementia. When Penny di scovers her great-grandmother's letters, she is almost at the end of her tether. Will the words of another woman from another time help Penny deal with ha ving to split her time amongst so many others.