Mother-Daughter Book Club: Home for the Holidays (Series #5) (CD-Audio)

from matamgirl

I know I know I should have read this book months ago. I did finally read it and it was delightful.

from tjsjohanna

The big conflict of this novel is unemployment for Becca's (former queen bee) dad. There are holiday trips that take the girls away from each other for the holidays, and misunderstandings that threaten the girls' friendships, but the book club comes through as things are worked out and they rally...

from shazzerwise

Like Heather Vogel Frederick, I didn't grow up with the "Betsy-Tacy" books. They weren't a part of my childhood landscape. I only became aware of them a few years ago, and when they were republished in shiny new editions, I snapped them up eagerly, just like Emma does in Home for the Holidays. Ju...

from satyridae

After some frenzied lobbying from local Betsy-Tacy fanatics, Heather Vogel Frederick read the BT series and was apparently as charmed as we hoped, as she used the series in her latest Mother-Daughter Book Club book. The MDBC girls are in high school, but there's still just as much, if not more, d...

from LadyoftheLodge

This was my first venture into reading a selection from this popular series. I loved it! I admit that keeping the girls and their moms straight was a challenge, and I ended up making a cheat sheet to help me out. I also thought the names of the moms were cheesy--Calliope? Seriously? Having a diff...