The Late Bloomer's Revolution: A Memoir
Amy Cohen, . . Hyperion, $23.95 (288pp) ISBN 978-1-4013-0002-9
Cohen's memoir starts with an amusing anecdote about traveling to Prague with her mother, who seems cheerfully oblivious to the fact that the handsome young man who joins them for dinner is far more interested in her than her daughter. Unfortunately, Cohen's mother is dying of a brain tumor by the end of the chapter, and though the endless kibitzing of her father, who tries to fix Cohen's love life while dating a string of "older widows and comely divorcees," is entertaining, the other members of her inner circle pale in comparison. Like Candace Bushnell, Cohen was a dating columnist for the
Reviewed on: 04/02/2007
Genre: Nonfiction
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