Smoochy Kiss
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Contour
Andrew was living a lonely life - married, yes, but alone within himself, a common enough situation after twentyone years under the same roof. In the day-to-day routines, the mind-numbing sameness, who was the most lacklustre, he or his wife?
Aggie J Meets Fuzzy K
The chapters of this novel flip back and forth between the lives of two strong-willed women whose paths cross several times before they realize they’ve met before. In Chapter 1 we meet Agatha Jane Throckmorton, a brilliant young girl whose independent attitude baffles her parents who have some quirks of their own. Aggie J chose Auto Mechanics as her career. Her defining trademark is her VW Beetle with a sloppy, putrid green paint job. In Chapter II we meet Frances Katherine Muldoon, later known as Fuzzy K, who spent her early years in a drab orphanage. Schoolwork was her nemesis. It took unique and creative survival skills to guide her through the bleak years until at age nine she was adopted by Frances and Hank Klein.
A Class Apart
Class? It doesn't exist any more, so we're told. We're not supposed to be conscious of subtle class differences. We no longer look down on people because of their accents, their education or the car they drive. Or do we? Lucy Beresford knows her middle-class family thinks she's married beneath her when she gets together with the devastatingly sexy Rob. He's gorgeous, he's thoughtful, he's clever - but he's undeniably working class. Her parents cannot believe that she would choose him above Max, her so-suitable former boyfriend - who is truly one of us. Gradually the differences between Rob and Lucy - at first so unimportant - begin to loom large, as they argue over how the house should be decorated, how the children should be educated, and whether the evening meal should be called 'dinner' or 'tea'. In this funny, contentious and brilliantly observed novel, Diana Appleyard scratches the surface to reveal the petty snobberies which still exist in most of us, and which make Rob and Lucy...A Class Apart.Class? It doesn't exist any more, so we're told. We're not supposed to be conscious of subtle class differences. We no longer look down on people because of their accents, their education or the car they drive. Or do we?Lucy Beresford knows her middle-class family thinks she's married beneath her when she gets together with the devastatingly sexy Rob. He's gorgeous, he's thoughtful, he's clever - but he's undeniably working class. Her parents cannot believe that she would choose him above Max, her so-suitable former boyfriend - who is truly one of us. Gradually the differences between Rob and Lucy - at first so unimportant - begin to loom large, as they argue over how the house should be decorated, how the children should be educated, and whether the evening meal should be called 'dinner' or 'tea'.In this funny, contentious and brilliantly observed novel, Diana Appleyard scratches the surface to reveal the petty snobberies which still exist in most of us, and which make Rob and Lucy...A Class Apart.