Three Days in June - A Fine Line

“You need to avoid saying things like ‘Good God, Mrs. Morris, surely you realize that you daughter doesn’t have the slightest chance of getting into Princeton.’”

A review of “Three Days in June” in 100 words by Catherine Stover

As a young bride, what book did Gail Baines receive from her mother-in-law? If you are a fan of Anne Tyler novels, you might guess something quirky and blunt, and you would be right: it’s Manners for … Read More

Tag: Three Days in June

“You need to avoid saying things like ‘Good God, Mrs. Morris, surely you realize that you daughter doesn’t have the slightest chance of getting into Princeton.’”

A review of “Three Days in June” in 100 words by Catherine Stover

Like this:

A review of “Three Days in June” in 100 words by Catherine Stover

Share this:

Like this: