Carmen Renee Berry

I wanted to like this book more than I did. It's a lovely concept, this aggregation of stories and observations about friendships among women. The thing is, it became very repetitive and, consequently, more than a little tedious after the first half dozen chapters. And, sadly, I think the authors gave short shrift to some of the most meaningful aspects of long-term friendships between women-- support in dealing with aging parents, long-term illness, delinquent children, widowhood: the times show more when you call a girlfriend at 11:00 at night because you find yourself cleaning out the refrigerator because you are desperate and alone and don't know what else to do. And she comes. show less

Girlfriends, invisible bonds by Carmen Renee Berry and Tamara Trader
Female friendships are vital to a woman's growth. Opinions and bonds throughout a woman's life, starting at childhood stage.
Lots of stories through tough times and fun times. Authors ask for your stories to maybe include in their next book.
I received this book from National Library Service for my BARD (Braille Audio Reading Device).

A book every women should share with her girlfiends

Friendship