Join the Momicillin Book club in June by reading Elizabeth Berg’s wonderful collection of short stories: THE DAY I ATE WHATEVER I WANTED. Elizabeth will be joining us for a live video chat on June 28th at 9PM EST (how lucky are we??!!)
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THE DAY I ATE WHATEVER I WANTED is a thoughtful, whimsical, entertaining collection of short stories about food and family, love and loneliness, denial and the triumph of desires.
“Pitch-perfect . . . [encompasses] everything you’ve ever felt, but couldn’t put into tangible words.”
—Chicago Tribune
“Hard to resist . . . funny and occasionally heartbreaking.”—Entertainment Weekly
“Berg at her tart best . . . There is plenty of lemony snap to brighten the sweetness that flows through The Day I Ate Whatever I Wanted, a book that shows how well this writer understands women’s wants, strengths and foibles.”—Hartford Courant
“Reading The Day I Ate Whatever I Wanted is a lot like eating comfort food: it offers great satisfaction. . . . Berg understands the need we all feel to break free of strictures . . . and how small rebellions can lead to understanding.”—New York Post
ABOUT ELIZABETH BERG:
Elizabeth Berg is the author of many bestselling novels, as well as two collections of short stories and two works of nonfiction. Open House was an Oprah’s Book Club selection, Durable Goods and Joy School were selected as ALA Best Books of the Year, and Talk Before Sleep was short-listed for an ABBY Award. Berg has been honored by both the Boston Public Library and the Chicago Public Library, and is a recipient of the New England Booksellers Award for her body of work. Her writing has been translated into twenty-seven languages, and she adapted her novel Pull of the Moon into a play that has been successfully performed on two stages in the Chicago area. Berg lives in Chicago. Learn more at HYPERLINK “http://www.elizabeth-berg.net/” www.elizabeth-berg.net.
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