Kitchen Privileges
First published 2002
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Lively memior of mystery author Mary Higgins Clark. She had been a secretary, stewardess, copywriter, radio writer, and bestselling author. The book has a humorous touch even when discussing tragic events like her father’s early death and her own widowhood.
It is not a stretch to class this work with Russell Baker’s memoirs.
You do not need to be a fan of Higgins Clark’s work to enjoy this volume. I have never read a thing she has written, yet I finished this book in one sitting.
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Catalogue record
Simon & Schuster · 224 pages
- Publisher
- Simon & Schuster
- Pages
- 224
- ISBN
- 978-0-7432-4090-1
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- Publisher
- Simon & Schuster
- Pages
- 224
- ISBNs
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- 978-0-7432-4090-1
- 978-1-84739-540-5
- 978-0-7432-0633-4
- 978-0-671-85349-5
- 978-0-7435-2920-4
- 978-0-684-81730-9
- 978-0-7432-0605-1
- 978-0-7435-2919-8
- 978-0-7434-1261-2
- Author
- Clark, Mary Higgins
- Statement
- Kitchen Privileges / Mary Higgins Clark.
- Records
- Open Library
- Catholic upbringing
- Depressions
- American Novelists
- Novelists, American
- Intellectual life
- Homes and haunts
- Childhood and youth
- Homes
- Great Depression, 1929-1939
- Authors, biography
- N.Y.) Bronx (New York
- United States
- New York (State)
- New York
- Mary Higgins Clark