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|  | | Living with the Kennedys: The Joan Kennedy Story
Marcia Chellis, friend, confidante, and the Joan Kennedy's administrative assistant during the 1980 campaign, has written the story of this extraordinary woman with candor, compassion and profound insight, detailing the emotional undercurrents, the powerful personalities and the tragic events that shaped the course of her life. Joan Kennedy's willingness to face up to her personal problems, her determinarion to survive, will be an inspiration to every women who must make difficult choices in her own life involving love and marriage, her responsiblitiy to her family, and her obligation to herself.
| |  | | Ordinary Women, Extraordinary Lives
Ordinary Women, Extradinary Lives is a celebration of women who have shown unusual courage by overcoming devastating life events. These women did more than survive: they transcended their dire circumstances to become people who surpassed even their own expectations. These are ordinary women who have chosen to make their lives extraordinary, and they show us it is possible for any women to do the same-whether that means getting over a divorce, overcoming addictions to alcohol and other drugs, recovering from an illness, or living with disablities.
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Five friends raised with 50's values tell why and how their lives change decade after decade to the present. In the fifties, they are programmed to please, to be perfect, and to be virgins until marriage. While many others gladly follow traditional paths, the women in the The Girls from Winnetka adapt deeply ingrained standards to what is happening around them. And along with other women of their generation leave a legacy of choices to the next generation of young women.
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