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	title:	A Life's Work
	author:	Rachel Cusk
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Faber and Faber
	released:	March 6, 2008
	isbn:	0571238491
	isbn-13:	9780571238491

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Customer Reviews
Brilliant - Rated I read loads of books when coming to terms with the life changing event of having my first child. This was definitely the best and the only one to capture the deep, complex and conflicting emotions of this journey. And be bloody funny too. Excellent. Fantastic - Rated One of the most moving, profound and hilarious books on motherhood (or, indeed, on any subject) that I've read. I honestly think that those who concluded the author did not love her children must have been reading some other book. motherhood - Rated I eagerly awaited the arrival of this book, having heard of Cusk's work - and the resultant criticisms. I was hoping for a voice which I could relate to as a mum, and the ambivalence of my feelings towards motherhood. This book made me laugh, not only out loud, but with tears rolling down my face. I got my identification. I would especially recommend it for a mum to be, or someone with little kids/babies - if they can find the time to read it.

Customer Reviews

Brilliant - Rated 5/5
I read loads of books when coming to terms with the life changing event of having my first child. This was definitely the best and the only one to capture the deep, complex and conflicting emotions of this journey. And be bloody funny too. Excellent.

Fantastic - Rated 5/5
One of the most moving, profound and hilarious books on motherhood (or, indeed, on any subject) that I've read. I honestly think that those who concluded the author did not love her children must have been reading some other book.

motherhood - Rated 5/5
I eagerly awaited the arrival of this book, having heard of Cusk's work - and the resultant criticisms. I was hoping for a voice which I could relate to as a mum, and the ambivalence of my feelings towards motherhood.

This book made me laugh, not only out loud, but with tears rolling down my face. I got my identification. I would especially recommend it for a mum to be, or someone with little kids/babies - if they can find the time to read it.

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