Days Like These: A Novel

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Recently widowed, Judy Schofield jumps at the chance to look after her two grandchildren while their parents are out of the country. After all, she's already raised one set of children. But as weeks become months, Judy feels more and more like an outsider among the young mothers with all their parenting theories at her grandchildren's snooty private school, until she finds a friend in another grandmother - and a man who takes her mind off all the stress. She just needs to take it one food allergy, incomprehensible homework assignment and major meltdown at a time.

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Praise for Losing Me

Employs irreverent, sharp-witted prose while tackling serious issues...Fans of Nancy Thayer, Cecelia Ahern, and Marian Keyes will devour this tale of middle-aged loss and second chances and laugh out loud while doing so.Library Journal

A fascinating look at what happens when your entire life shifts just when you feel youre all settled in...a vivid, inspiring and often funny read.RT Book Reviews

Praise for Sue Margolis and her novels

Delightfully funny, deliciously naughty, and compulsively readable.Susie Essman, actress, Curb Your Enthusiasm, and author of What Would Susie Say

Wickedly funny.People

A riotous, ribald escapade sure to leave readers chuckling to the very end of this saucy adventure.USA Today

[Margoliss] language . . . is fresh and original. . . . [This] is a fast, fun read.Chicago Sun-Times

Author Bio

Sue Margolis was a radio reporter for fifteen years before turning to novel writing. She is the author of A Catered Affair, Coming Clean, Best Supporting Role, and Losing Me. She and her husband have three adult children and two grandchildren.