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Study Guide: The Book Club for Troublesome Women by Marie Bostwick

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Reading The Book Club for Troublesome Women is just the beginning—get more from every chapter with SuperSummary

Whether you're prepping for a book club meeting next week or pulling a favorite back off the shelf, SuperSummary's in-depth Study Guide for The Book Club for Troublesome Women by Marie Bostwick helps you return to the book with confidence. Refresh your memory, deepen your understanding, and walk into any discussion ready to contribute.

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92 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 22, 2025

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March 24, 2026
I actually read the book not the Summary!! Not sure how to change the book without losing my review !
I thoroughly enjoyed this book but I wanted more!
How did Margaret and Walt survive by taking turns going back to school and settling once they decided that life was short ( after the assassination of JFK) to squander it doing things that they didn’t really enjoy. Walt had become an accountant so that he had a job that would give Margaret the life he thought she wanted. Margaret, after reading the Feminine Mystique realized Walt was trapped like most women were so they decided to shuck the system and lead a less conventional lifestyle but the book doesn’t tell you about these years.
I loved the camaraderie of the Betty’s and it’s the same with my own book club. We’ve lived through so much together.
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