Do Me, Do My Roots

De: Eileen Rendahl

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

It's about healing. After a couple of rough years, Emily is finally getting things back together. She doesn't need to re-do everything at work three times, her young daughter's soccer uniform is almost always clean the day of a game, and meals are pretty darn reliable, too. But hey, becoming a widow at thirty-three kind of knocks the starch out of you. It's about family. Then Emily's dad has an Event (only her mom would call a minor heart attack that -- what is it, a bar mitzvah?). Next, her sister Claudia's ex-husband starts stealing their kids' Ritalin for the high -- and wouldn't you replace it with The Pill to teach him a lesson? (His unexpected, uh, frontal development was just a howlingly funny bonus -- honest.) And then Emily's relentlessly sensible oldest sister, Leah, dumps her businessman fiancé for a rock musician. It's about never letting them see your gray. Now Jake, Emily's best friend, seems to be spending a lot of time at her house. Which she likes way too much. Which is kind of confusing. So what's a girl to do, but call an emergency meeting of the sisters' monthly hair-color-and-gossip session, to make the world seem sane again? "... sweet, heartwarming and hilarious, and the characters jump off the page." - Romantic Times "Hilarious, with snappy dialog, a fantastic cast of characters, great relationships and a terrific plot..." - Old Book Barn Gazette "... a heartwarming, sentimental (but not in a bad way) book about the love between sisters and how you can get through anything of you have people to support you." - Chick Lit Books