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"A hilarious family tale" about a modern-day mother's lifestyle crisis-and her outlandish attempts to get her family back ( Woman's Day). Lydia Modine is sixty-one and about to come undone. Her three grown-up children have flown the coop. She hasn't seen them together in more than a year, and now her ex-husband is about to marry a woman half his age. And the insults keep coming: Lydia is stuck on a book she's writing about Detroit's car industry, which uncannily parallels her own life-out with the old model, in with the new. She's poured her soul into her family, only to be abandoned in the…mehr

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"A hilarious family tale" about a modern-day mother's lifestyle crisis-and her outlandish attempts to get her family back ( Woman's Day). Lydia Modine is sixty-one and about to come undone. Her three grown-up children have flown the coop. She hasn't seen them together in more than a year, and now her ex-husband is about to marry a woman half his age. And the insults keep coming: Lydia is stuck on a book she's writing about Detroit's car industry, which uncannily parallels her own life-out with the old model, in with the new. She's poured her soul into her family, only to be abandoned in the City of Dream Machines. But then a twist of fate introduces her to Norm, an eco-car fanatic out to remake her and the world. A "smart and funny" novel that's sure to appeal to anyone who has longed for an alternate life, Drives Like a Dream confirms that sometimes when you set out for a spin, the twists and turns can be perfectly rewarding-and right ( Chicago Tribune). "A beautiful novel." - The Washington Post

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Autorenporträt
Porter Shreve was born during the Lyndon B. Johnson administration, and grew up in Washington, DC. In the 1970s his family started an alternative school called Our House Is a Very, Very, Very Fine House, on which some of Shreve's When the White House Was Ours is loosely based. His first novel, The Obituary Writer, was a New York Times Notable Book, and his second, Drives Like a Dream, was a Chicago Tribune Book of the Year.