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Meg Waite Clayton
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Meg Waite Clayton’s
national bestseller The Wednesday Sisters
was a word-of-mouth sensation and book club
favorite. In THE FOURS MS. BRADWELLS Clayton
delivers an affecting page-turner that
explores the secrets we keep—even from those
we love most—and celebrates the enduring
power of friendship.
Years before Sandra Day O’Connor was
appointed to the Supreme Court—and at a time
when only three women had ever served full
Senate terms—Mia, Laney, Betts and Ginger
were nicknamed “the Ms. Bradwells.” A
reference to Bradwell v. Illinois, a
landmark case in the history of gender
discrimination, the nickname instantly
unites the women—both inside and out of the
classrooms at the University of Michigan Law
School, where they first meet. Best friends
ever since, the Ms. Bradwells have supported
one another...
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Meg Waite Clayton might
have titled her novel "The Wednesday Sisters
Writing Society," except that it is as much
about shared lives—children and laughter,
illness and eccentricity, miscarriage and
divorce—as it is about shared literary
dreams. THE WEDNESDAY SISTERS begins in the
late 1960s and brilliantly and movingly
tells the intertwined stories of five women
who support one another through the best and
worst of times. It may remind some readers
of Marilyn French’s 1970s classic novel...
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