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If you enjoyed Revenge of the Middle-Aged Woman or Step-Ball-Change, this is likely to be a book for you. (Reviewed by BookBrowse Review Team).
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by Melissa
Uncovered!!!
Our book club recently read this book:
Cover the Butter is a story about relationships and honesty with not only one's self but each other. Maybe not so much honesty, but confronting the issues and problems at hand instead of sticking one's head... Read More
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by Susan Jeffrey
Not Just
What sets this book apart from much of the "chick lit" genre is that it describes in detail the abuse suffered by a girl at the hands of her mother, and shows how this abuse affected the choices she made as a young woman. I do feel this book would... Read More
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of 5
by Carole, a member of the FRESH Ladies Book Club
Cover the Butter
This is a novel dealing with a difficult subject - abuse. To make the reader aware of how, when and why this starts, the author uses a diary format to record the events.
The abuse begins as a child while living with an obsessively controlling... Read More
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of 5
by Marie-Jeanne Trauth
Cover the Butter
Kate's mother always reminded her husband to cover the butter before lighting his post-supper cigarette. Kate--like so many women of her time--took this advice to heart and covered her personality to be the person others expected her to be. I... Read More
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of 5
by Donna Nelson
Cover the Butter
A quick and easy read - good for book clubs just getting started and for those who need a break from heavier reading material. Cover the Butter is believable ... a little predictable ... and touches on many topics that are common among women. How... Read More
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of 5
by Penny
Cover the Butter
This a book about family. But it's the friends of Kate who actually
save her throughout the novel. Author Carrie Kabak tells a story of a dysfunctional family so well that the reader feels a part of the story. By the end of the book I wanted the... Read More
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