ARE YOU LISTENING? FRIDAYS!: MY NEST ISN'T EMPTY, IT JUST HAS MORE CLOSET SPACE AUDIO BOOK REVIEW AND GIVEAWAY

WELCOME TO
BOOKIN' WITH BINGO'S
"ARE YOU LISTENING? DAY"I AM EXCITED TO ANNOUNCE THIS FRIDAY'S"ARE YOU LISTENING? DAY"
AUDIO BOOK CHOICE IS.....
MY NEST ISN'T EMPTY,
IT JUST HAS MORE
CLOSET SPACE
AUDIO BOOK
BY LISA SCOTTOLINE
READ BY LISA & FRANCESCA SCOTTOLINE
ABOUT THE AUDIO BOOK:Critics as well as readers desired Lisa Scottolines first collection of true-life stories, which usually speedy hernow shes behind with these all-new, sparkling adventures. Shes farther down a road now, as well as a view has changedex-husbands Thing One as well as Thing Two are in her rear-view mirror, daughter Francesca has changed into an apartment, as well as Lisas anticipating a china lining in her dull nest, which has lots mo! re room for her shoes. And some things have stayed a sameMother Mary is still a feistiest octogenarian upon a planet, who wont part with her recipe for tomato salsa or her thirty-year aged bra.In this book Lisa as well as Francesca brief all their family secretswhich receptive to advice a lot like yours, if we assimilate which 3 generations of women is a formula for spontaneous combustion.Inspired by her weekly column entitled, Chick Wit for The Philadelphia Inquirer, this is a book youll have to put downjust to stop laughing.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:LISA SCOTTOLINE is a New York Times bestselling as well as Edgar-award winning author of sixteen novels. She has twenty-five million copies of her books in imitation in a United States, as well as she has been published in twentyfive countries. She additionally teaches a march called Justice & Fiction at a University of Pennsylvania Law School, her alma mater. She lives in Philadelphia with an form of disobedient pets.FRANCESCA SCOTTOLINE SERRITELLA graduated cum laude from Harvard University, where she won a Thomas Temple Hoopes Prize, a Baron Russell Briggs Fiction Prize, as well as a Charles Edmond Horman Prize for her beautiful writing. She is working upon a novel, as well as she lives in New York with usually one dog, so far.
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As compulsory by a FCC: we perceived one copy of this book in sequence to writ! e my rev iew. we perceived no financial remuneration for this review. The thoughts as well as opinions voiced in this examination are mine alone.
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