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Samantha Wilde
Samantha Wilde wrote her first novel resting in bed with a lap top and a bag of chocolates while her infant son napped. Of course she didn't start writing until he slept through the night because before that, she couldn't think, let alone write.Born in Northampton, Mass and raised in Williamstown... show more

Samantha Wilde wrote her first novel resting in bed with a lap top and a bag of chocolates while her infant son napped. Of course she didn't start writing until he slept through the night because before that, she couldn't think, let alone write.Born in Northampton, Mass and raised in Williamstown and Nantucket, Mass, Samantha attended Concord Academy, Smith College (with a brief stint at Wellesley College), Yale Divinity School, The New Seminary, and the Kripalu School of Yoga. Before full-time motherhood, she taught full-time yoga and worked as a minister.What she loves above all else--next to chocolate--are her children. She's passionate about mothering, depsite its tedious moments, and loves to connect with other mothers, as well as non-mothers. She likes those people too!She lives with her husband, a professor of chemical engineering, and two young childen, a son and a daughter, in Western Mass, where she still uses nap times to write. She is the daughter of novelist Nancy Thayer. She blogs about her life with books and babies at wildemama.blogspot.com.
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Wrighty's Reads
Wrighty's Reads rated it 11 years ago
This was an interesting take on two women's complicated lives. Nora and Annie have been life-long friends with a relationship they seem to take for granted. When another women threatens their friendship, loyalties are tested. Nora and Annie must confront their true feelings and take responsibility f...
Abandoned by Booklikes
Abandoned by Booklikes rated it 11 years ago
I really wanted to like this novel more than I did. I liked the entire premise and for the first few chapters I got a feel for the two main protagonists, Nora and Annie. However, this novel quickly went downhill and transformed itself into a novel dealing with two women's petty jealousies, how adopt...
The Book Diva's Reads
The Book Diva's Reads rated it 11 years ago
I'll Take What She Has offers a fun, and often irreverent tongue-in-cheek look at friendship between women and women's issues. Nora is an accomplished teacher but she often finds herself lacking, especially when it comes to having a child. Her biological clock isn't ticking it's resounding like the ...
grapeapril75
grapeapril75 rated it 11 years ago
This was a great story of two life long friends drifting apart and coming together again. I had a similar relationship with my best friend so I found the story very relateable.I really enjoyed that each chapter alternated POV. It made the narrative very interesting and added depth to the story.It re...
These Books Are My Friends
These Books Are My Friends rated it 11 years ago
The book is written through the eyes of 2 women, Annie and Nora, who have been best friends since they were little. As the reader, you get alternating views on a school year in their life at a small boarding school in New England. I enjoyed the different points of view but felt that some of the bo...
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