I Don't Know How She Does It

Mit beißender Ironie in frischem Ton wird hier das Dilemma der arbeitenden Frau und Mutter im 21. Jahrhundert von allen Seiten beleuchtet. Heraus kommt ein höchst vergnüglicher und zugleich tieftrauriger Roman.

Informationen zum Autor Allison Pearson was born in South Wales. An award-winning journalist, she was named Newcomer of the Year at the British Book Awards for I Don't Know How She Does It . Allison has written for many magazines and newspapers including the Independent on Sunday , Observer , the Sunday Times and the London Evening Standard . She is a contributing editor to Harper's Bazaar and, for four years, she was the popular Wednesday columnist of the Daily Mail . Allison is now a staff writer at the Daily Telegraph . She lives with her family in Cambridge. Klappentext Allison Pearson is an award-winning journalist who has weekly columns in the Daily Telegraph and the Evening Standard. A founder member of BBC 2's 'Late Review', she broadcasts regularly on TV and radio. She lives in London with the New Yorker writer Anthony Lane and their two small children. Zusammenfassung A victim of time famine, Kate Reddy counts seconds like other women count calories. Factor in a manipulative nanny, an Australian boss who looks at Kate's breasts as if they're on special offer, a long-suffering husband, two children and an email lover, and you have a woman juggling so many balls that some day something's going to hit the ground.

Vorwort
'I can't think of a woman who wouldn't want this book' India Knight

Klappentext

Allison Pearson is an award-winning journalist who has weekly columns in the Daily Telegraph and the Evening Standard. A founder member of BBC 2's 'Late Review', she broadcasts regularly on TV and radio. She lives in London with the New Yorker writer Anthony Lane and their two small children.

Zusammenfassung
A victim of time famine, Kate Reddy counts seconds like other women count calories. Factor in a manipulative nanny, an Australian boss who looks at Kate's breasts as if they're on special offer, a long-suffering husband, two children and an email lover, and you have a woman juggling so many balls that some day something's going to hit the ground.