Mothers & Daughters Tapa blanda - 1996

New Zealand: Bridget Williams Books. Good. Paperback. 1993. 231 pages. clean tidy copy .

Wellington, New Zealand: Bridget Williams, 1993. "The women who grew up earlier this century expected to be wives and mothers - gardeners, cooks, churchgoers, voluntary workers, housekeepers. They brought up a generation of women, now in their forties, who became lawyers, secretaries, teachers, businesswomen, factory workers - as well as mothers. Between these generations lies extraordinary social change. The women in Mothers and Daughters talk of the different worlds they inhabit - the mothers on the one hand, the daughters on the other. At times, the two can never meet, and the stories of these women include great pain. Others tell of wonderful meetings across difference, or of reconciliation after times of difficulty. For some mothers and daughters, the relationship has always been close; others recognise that real intimacy has eluded them. Twenty-six women tell their stories - most of them as mother-daughter pairs. Anonymity allows them to speak openly of both joy and distress. These… Leer más

Bridget Williams Books. Good. 228mm / 152mm. Paperback. 2021. 231 pages. Cover worn<br>The women who grew up earlier this centu ry expected to be wives and mothers - gardeners, cooks, churchgoe rs, voluntary workers, housekeepers. They brought up a generation of women, now in their fifties, who became lawyers, secretaries, teachers, businesswomen, factory workers - as well as mothers. ... .

Bridget Williams Books. Very Good. 228mm / 152mm. Paperback. 2021. 231 pages.<br>The women who grew up earlier this century expected to be wives and mothers - gardeners, cooks, churchgoers, volunta ry workers, housekeepers. They brought up a generation of women, now in their fifties, who became lawyers, secretaries, teachers, businesswomen, factory workers - as well as mothers. Between the se ... .

Bridget Williams Books. Very Good. 228mm / 152mm. Paperback. 2021. 231 pages. <br>The women who grew up earlier this century expecte d to be wives and mothers - gardeners, cooks, churchgoers, volunt ary workers, housekeepers. They brought up a generation of women, now in their fifties, who became lawyers, secretaries, teachers, businesswomen, factory workers - as well as mothers. Between th ese ... .