Genre: Fiction
Published
by: Little, Brown and Company
Pages: Hard Cover
Rating: 8 JAGS
Meet Bernadette Fox, one part architectural genius and one
part social recluse. Living with her Microsoft husband and gifted fifteen-year
old daughter Bee in a large home overlooking Seattle’s upper crust moms from
her daughter’s school, Bernadette’s life quickly unravels because of a vacation.
After dodging mothers from the PTA on a daily basis and shopping
through a virtual assistant online, Bernadette Fox simply disappears. What
started as a promise to travel to Antarctica because of Bee’s excellent grades,
leads to everything from a mudslide to the FBI.
Where’d you go, Bernadette is a hilarious read with a
perfect combination of cheeky humor and sharp intelligence. This book is a definite
keeper. It’s interestingly told from faxes and emails that keep you guessing as
to who Bernadette Fox really is-and how did she just disappear. I really
enjoyed this book. I cannot emphases it enough. I purposely kept the blog post
short so as I wouldn’t ruin it for anyone interested in reading it. This is a
definite great purchase or a gift.
