What We Do for Love

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Summary: Humorous and insightful look at male-female relationships
Review: I found this book to be surprisingly enjoyable. With simple black and white illustrations and a humorous first person voice, the author outlines her attempts to develop loving relationships with the various men in her life. Starting when she was 15 in 1950, we see her grow and develop, but never quite connect. Yet she never looses her sense of humor. We get to laugh and cry along with her and, hopefully, the reader will come away with a better understanding of male-female relationships as I did.

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Summary: This is an easy to read, engaging novel with a power!
Review: I thought that this was a compelling novel of love and loss and a womans change. she depicts her relationships in the upmost humor an sensibility. 5 stars from me!

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Summary: Hilarious yet heartwrenching!
Review: I'm in love with Ms. Beckerman's concise
style of writing. Her grandmother's profound wisdom, remembered through each crisis in her life, can be a vehicle of insight for all women. I
sobbed for 15 minutes after finishing this book. Although I'm married, I'm still waiting for my "Stanley."