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When I picked up this audiobook I didn't notice the little circle that said "Read by the Author" until it was too late and so started this audiobook figuring I wasn't going to like it. I loved it! Jeanne Ray doesn't do different voices for each character but with the way the book is written and th...
It was that phrase “invisible women” that made you pick up this book, wasn’t it? Yes, and I suspect that you know what that means. I do. I think all of us women of a certain age knows what it is like to be visible and then slowly become invisible. It’s difficult. So much of what we as women are is w...
Although this book was out of my normal genre, I found myself really liking this short read. I liked it enough that I will probably read some of the author's other books. Who can't relate to this book when you have been married forever and are mommy and wife. I just loved the antics and interaction...
Review first published on my blog: http://memoriesfrombooks.blogspot.com/2012/06/calling-invisible-women.htmlThe premise of Calling Invisible Women calls to women "of a certain age" who sometimes feel invisible in their lives as they hear only of what doesn't get done and get no acknowledgement for...
"'[Y]our wife. Let's say she's been through menopause and she's being eaten alive by hot flashes so her doctor gives her some Premacore. After that the same doctor finds that her bone density isn't quite what it should be and so he gives her some Ostafoss as well. But on top of that she's a littl...
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