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In a kaleidoscope of voices and with a richness of imagery, emotion, and wit, Walbert portrays the ways in which successive generations of women have responded to what the Victorians called 'The Woman Question.'
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Getting a job can help fill in a budgeting shortfall or, ideally, reduce how much you need to borrow, says June Walbert, a San Antonio-based certified financial planner at USAA, a financial-services company for people with military ties.
Five Money Tips for Every College Freshman Veronica Dagher 2011
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With a sharp eye and deft touch, Walbert explores the ways women's priorities and freedoms have evolved even as their yearnings have stayed remarkably constant.
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As she did in her critically acclaimed The Gardens of Kyoto and Our Kind, Walbert induces a state in which the past seems to hang effortlessly amid the present (The New York Times).
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Browse an author interview and biography of Kate Walbert.
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Kate Walbert weaves the personal and the political in A Short History of Women (Scribner, $15), a family saga told through the lives of five generations of its female members.
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Our Kind, Kate Walbert: A smart, lyrical novel-in-stories about a tightly knit group of "women of a certain age" holding on in a far-flung, upscale suburb of Philadelphia.
An Amazon.com Books Blog featuring news, reviews, interviews and guest author blogs. 2008
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In a kaleidoscope of voices and with a richness of imagery, emotion, and wit, Walbert portrays the ways in which successive generations of women have responded to what the Victorians called "The Woman Question."
Archive 2009-09-01 tinylittlelibrarian 2009
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In a kaleidoscope of voices and with a richness of imagery, emotion, and wit, Walbert portrays the ways in which successive generations of women have responded to what the Victorians called "The Woman Question."
Review: A Short History of Women tinylittlelibrarian 2009
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Kate Walbert thoughtfully provides a family-tree diagram to keep readers on track as she spins the multigenerational tale of the Townsend-family females who populate her novel "A Short History of Women."
Generations Of Liberation By Gabriella Stern 2009
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