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Spoiled: Stories

by Caitlin Macy

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A collection of stories examines women in their thirties, educated and successful, who nevertheless struggle to keep their footing in lives for which their mothers never prepared them.
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Macy's fiction is all reader-friendly surfaces and sheen, and "Spoiled" comprises nine chronicles of preppy women gone off the rails. The ruthless acuity of Macy's social observations puts "Spoiled" a notch -- a slender notch, mind you -- above those books with pink covers and martini glasses. Most telling sentence: "The woman quoted amicably that oft-repeated epigram about nannies in New York, that the good ones always got passed along." Oh, right, that oft-repeated epigram. (From the WASHINGTON POST, July 8, 2009) ( )
  MikeLindgren51 | Aug 7, 2018 |
Great reviews. A truly horrible book.
  pilarflores | Sep 29, 2009 |
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