(Fiction, 253 pp. 1998)
In this updated screwball comedy, Lipman employs a deft and light-handed manner to tackle anti-Semitism, intermarriage, and her heroine’s quest for inner growth and separation from family.
- Discussion questions
- Review by Lore Dickstein, New York Times, July 19, 1998
- Review by Liesel Litzenburger, Chicago Tribune, June 14, 1998
- Biography
- “Kutsher’s Hotel” (model for “Hotel Halseeyon”) from Wikipedia
