Kitchen privileges

Description:

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.

subjects: Social life and customs,  catholic upbringing,  Depressions,  American Novelists,  Novelists, American,  Intellectual life,  Homes and haunts,  Childhood and youth,  Biography,  New York Times reviewed,  Homes,  Manners and customs,  Great Depression, 1929-1939,  Authors, biography,  Depressions, 1929,  Bronx (new york, n.y.),  New york (n.y.), biography,  New york (n.y.), social life and customs

People: Mary Higgins Clark

Places: N.Y.) Bronx (New York,  United States,  New York (State),  New York,  Bronx (New York, N.Y.),  Cape Cod

Times: 20th century,  1929-2003