Description

With her disarming, personal, totally available speech, and dry spontaneity, Nora Ephron shares with us her ups and downs in Personally I Think Bad About My Throat, a honest, amusing look at ladies who're growing older and working with the hardships of upkeep, menopause, empty nests, and life itself.Ephron chronicles her life being a preoccupied cook, enthusiastic city-dweller, and hapless guardian. But mainly she talks honestly and uproariously about living being a lady of a particular era. Totally brave, uproariously funny, and suddenly moving-in its truth-telling, Personally I Think Bad About My Throat is just a tasty, amazing address of a book, saturated in facts, laugh-out loud moments that'll attract visitors of ages.