Well Behaved Wives

by Amy Sue Nathan

A very satisfying book that examines what it was like to be a woman in the 60s - when feminism was in its early stages and working ourside the home was frowned upon. #historical fiction, # womens fiction, #reading, #books to read, #books

About The Author

Amy Sue Nathan was born and raised in Philadelphia and is a graduate of Temple University with a Bachelor's in Journalism. She has two grown children and a rescued grey cat named Riggins. Her stories and essays have appeared in print and online in over two dozen publications such as The Chicago Tribune, Chicago Parent, Writer's Digest, Huffington Post, and online in New York Times and Washington Post blogs

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