Natalie Wexler “The Mother Daughter Show”
December 1st, 2011
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An exclusive private prep school in Washington, D.C. holds an annual spring musical revue for mothers and their graduating daughters. So what could possibly go wrong, right?
Well … in Natalie Wexler‘s comic novel “The Mother Daughter Show” there’s plenty of opportunity for mistakes, miscues, and misunderstandings as the show draws near. Wexler is a mom, whose own kids happened to attend an exclusive private prep school in Washington, D.C. that you may have heard of, because Sidwell Friends is the school the Obama girls attend. But Wexler’s Barton Friends school, and all of its moms and daughters, are pure fiction. She says.
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