Be Frank with Me - Johnson, Julia Claiborne
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Meet Mimi: Reclusive literary legend. Wrote Pulitzer- and National Book Award?winning novel at nineteen. Hasn't been seen or heard from much since, though, ironically, she lives in a glass mansion in Bel Air. Lost all her money in a Ponzi scheme, needs to write another novel. So her publisher sends her . . . Alice Whitley: Editorial assistant. Twenty-five years old. Highly competent. Thinks she's going to be typing up pages and delivering cups of coffee. Instead finds that her primary job is to be companion to . . . Frank: Mimi's nine-year-old son. A boy with the intellect of Albert Einstein,…mehr

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Meet Mimi: Reclusive literary legend. Wrote Pulitzer- and National Book Award?winning novel at nineteen. Hasn't been seen or heard from much since, though, ironically, she lives in a glass mansion in Bel Air. Lost all her money in a Ponzi scheme, needs to write another novel. So her publisher sends her . . . Alice Whitley: Editorial assistant. Twenty-five years old. Highly competent. Thinks she's going to be typing up pages and delivering cups of coffee. Instead finds that her primary job is to be companion to . . . Frank: Mimi's nine-year-old son. A boy with the intellect of Albert Einstein, the wardrobe of a 1930s movie star, and very little in common with his fellow fourth graders. About to give Alice the education of her life.
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Julia Claiborne Johnson is the author of the bestselling Be Frank with Me, a finalist for the American Bookseller's Association Best Debut Novel Award. She grew up on a farm in Tennessee before moving to New York City, where she worked at Mademoiselle and Glamour magazines. She now lives in Los Angeles with her comedy-writer husband and their two children.
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