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by Susan Coll

Rockville Pike is a smart, witty, and funny read that revels in the joy of discovering what life has in store.
Rockville Pike is a smart, witty, and funny read that revels in the joy of discovering what life has in store. She lives in Maryland with her husband, the author and journalist Steve Coll, and their three children. Библиографические данные. Rockville Pike: A Suburban Comedy of Manners. Simon and Schuster, 2012.
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A Suburban Comedy of Manners. MY HUSBAND accused me of embezzlement just before lunchtime on a Tuesday in early September. Published December 21, 2004 by Simon & Schuster.
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Rockville Pike is a fun story with very interesting characters, many of whom you'll be sure not to forget. Rockville Pike is told from the perspective of a middle age suburban wife and mother who finds herself living a less than satisfactory life. This is an excellent novel for everyone. She works at her husband's family's furniture store in Rockville, Maryland and is the mother of a teenage son recently turned Goth and vegan. This book chronicles her realization that her marriage is floundering, the furniture store is hemmoraging money, and none of this is even similar to the life she once planned to lead.
With the wit of Nora Ephron and the insight of Tom Perrotta, Susan Coll satirizes a new teenage rite of passage, in the process dismantling the lives of families in transition. Beach Week is a hilarious, well-observed look at the end of childhood and the human need to commemorate it-expensively. Read on the Scribd mobile app. Download the free Scribd mobile app to read anytime, anywhere. Publisher: Macmillan PublishersReleased: May 25, 2010ISBN: 9781429932813Format: book. carousel previous carousel next.
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I guess I could really relate to the dismal, suburban setting and the odd suburban characters. I loved the Goth son and his rich friend
She lives in Maryland with her husband, the author and journalist Steve Coll, and their three children. I guess I could really relate to the dismal, suburban setting and the odd suburban characters. I loved the Goth son and his rich friend. The husband was, well, in many ways, pretty typical!
A Suburban Comedy of Manners. A Suburban Comedy of Manners. Jane Kramer never imagined a life selling discount furniture and commuting between grocery stores and soccer fields via minivan. But when her father-in-law has a heart attack, she and her husband, Leon, trade in their glamorous New York life for a stint running the family business on Rockville Pike, a tributary of the suburban sprawl line extending outward from Washington, .
on Rockville Pike, a tributary of the suburban sprawl line extending outward from Washington, . Rockville Pike is a smart, witty, and funny read that revels in the joy of discovering what life has in store.
But when her father-in-law has a heart attack, she and her husband, Leon, trade in their glamorous New York life for a stint running the family business on Rockville Pike, a tributary of the suburban sprawl line extending outward from Washington, . Kramer's Discount Furniture Depot sits away from several lanes of traffic, near the tombstone of Zelda and. F. Scott Fitzgerald. It is here that Jane escapes each day at lunchtime to ponder her confusing turn in life.
Jane Kramer never imagined a life selling discount furniture and commuting between grocery stores and soccer fields via minivan. But when her father-in-law has a heart attack, she and her husband, Leon, trade in their glamorous New York life for a stint running the family business on Rockville Pike, a tributary of the suburban sprawl line extending outward from Washington, D.C. Kramer's Discount Furniture Depot sits away from several lanes of traffic, near the tombstone of Zelda and F. Scott Fitzgerald. It is here that Jane escapes each day at lunchtime to ponder her confusing turn in life.
At age forty-one, she has a teenage Goth son, her husband is increasingly overweight and quick-tempered, and their business is in a state of crisis, both financially and legally. Jane finds herself wishing for something more. First, add to the mix Delia, a mysterious and strangely predatory patio-furniture saleswoman who seems to have her sights set on Leon, and then an attack on the store expansion plans by historic preservationists. When potentially disturbing findings about Delia's past come to light, Jane finds herself learning that, despite life's reversals, it is possible to reinvent herself by tapping into talents and desires she didn't realize she still had.
Rockville Pike is a smart, witty, and funny read that revels in the joy of discovering what life has in store.
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