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To the Birdhouse | Cathleen Schine

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Newlywed Alice Brody appears to have the perfect life. The one fly in the ointment is her mother's detestable boyfriend, Louie Scifo: champion of incredibly bad taste and a bona fide stalker. After Alice's mother cuts him loose, Louie's determination to win back her love casts Alice's whole family into disarray. So Alice embarks on a mission to rid her mother of Louie once and for all, in this rambunctious comedy of manners that is at once "dizzying, hilarious, authentic, and original" (Washington Post Book World).

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To the Birdhouse | Cathleen Schine

Looking through the vintage vinyl LPs in the coffee shop . . . And suddenly I know what that line from that They Might Be Giants song was!

ErickaS_Flyleafunfurled It doesn't rest! Always wondered about that line . . . ! 7y

ValerieAndBooks OMG I remember my sister had that same album YEARS ago 😂! 7y

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To the Birdhouse | Cathleen Schine

Combine the comedic characterization in Jane Austen with the dry witty settings of David Sedaris and set it all in early 90s New York City and you have this book. Hilarious and worth a read! #fridayreads

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