Sõpruskonna saladused - Rebecca Wells

Siddalee Walker directs a play that proves to be an extraordinary success. In the ensuing interview, she calls her mother a child-beater who loves tap dancing, and her furious mother abandons her. Siddalee, in turn, becomes so distressed that she postpones her wedding and travels to a secluded cabin in the woods to reflect on life and human relationships. Her mother's best friends try to sort things out and have Siddalee's mother send her daughter notebooks reflecting their friendship, which began in 1932, when they first met. Namely, none of them made it to the Shirley Temple impersonation contest because they didn't behave ladylike enough. Little by little, the lives of the four women begin to unfold before Siddalee's eyes, and their unwavering friendship helps her find her way back to her mother.

Rebecca Wells, a native of Louisiana, is a writer, actress, and playwright. Her novel "The Secrets of Friendship" quickly became a bestseller. Her stage credits include "The Haircut" and "Gloria Duplex," in which she starred. She has also written for television for ABC and CBS. Rebecca Wells lives in Seattle, Washington.

Original title: Divine secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood

Keywords:
American
fiction
novels

Series: The Varraku Passtime Novel