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The Supremes at Earl's All-You-Can-Eat (The Supremes, #1)
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message 1: by Tillie, Library Lady (new) - rated it 5 stars

Tillie (thorak226) | 36 comments Mod
Edward Kelsey Moore states: "My intention in writing The Supremes at Earl's All-You-Can-Eat was to celebrate the joy of true friendship and to invite readers to remember the smart, funny and strong women in their lives."

Do you think the author has accomplished what he set out to do? Does he, a man, convey the feelings of women accurately and convincingly? In what ways is especially knowing about women's feelings?


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Tillie (thorak226) | 36 comments Mod
I do think he accomplished his goal. I also think he was convincing and accurate in his portrayal of women's feelings. I had to keep looking at the jacket to make sure it was a man writing this book. As a middle-aged woman who experiences the ups and downs and hot flashes of menopause, I can totally relate and admire the author for "getting it right" in his portrayal of women!


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