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Hypocrite in a Pouffy White Dress by Susan Jane Gilman (2005, Paperback)
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Author: Susan Jane Gilman
Publisher: Grand Central Pub
Publication Date: 2005-01-01
Language: English
Format: Paperback
ISBN-10: 0446679496
ISBN-13: 9780446679497
Product ID: EPID30526369
Description: Susan Jane Gilman's very funny memoir about growing up on the Upper West Side of Manhattan is more than just a series of irreverent comic routines: it is a genuinely original, insightful slice of adolescent angst. Her life has encompasse...
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Funny book!!
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I love that this book makes me laugh. I decided to buy this book because of the title. It is a very capturing title. It made me want to know what the book was about so I bought it! I couldn't be happier with my purchase!
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I loved this book. It makes my top ten best books ever read. I have already sent it to all my friends to read. A funny, laugh out loud read. Every page enjoyable, fun and heartfelt.
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) Hypocrite in a Pouffy White Dress is a hilarious tongue-in-cheek memoir of growing up with hippie parents; or as she puts it-”groovy and clueless.”
This is a far cry from the more serious genre I'm used to reading, but it had me laughing aloud as I read it.
The most memorable chapter for me, “Love and the Maharishi,” is hysterical. Her parents decide to enlist the entire family in Transcendental Meditation. As a nine year old, she reflects hilariously about those classes and the other kids who are subjected to the meditational environment. I laugh even as I recall it……
Her other chapters, “Nudie Hippie Kiddie Star and “White Like Me” give you an idea of what you're up against. I will not divulge any more; you will have to read it!
This is a far cry from the more serious genre I'm used to reading, but it had me laughing aloud as I read it.
The most memorable chapter for me, “Love and the Maharishi,” is hysterical. Her parents decide to enlist the entire family in Transcendental Meditation. As a nine year old, she reflects hilariously about those classes and the other kids who are subjected to the meditational environment. I laugh even as I recall it……
Her other chapters, “Nudie Hippie Kiddie Star and “White Like Me” give you an idea of what you're up against. I will not divulge any more; you will have to read it!
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