I dare you to find even one page of this wonderful book that doesn't make you laugh. Linda and Shana are hysterical squared And I mean that in a good way...their musings made me smile, snort, and shout, 'Exactly right '-Debra Garfinkle, author of Storky: How I Lost My Nickname and Won the Girl (Putnam, 2005) Sex may take place in The City, but there's plenty of sass in the suburbs. While Linda Sharp and Shana Moore might cop to being housewives, these gals are far from desperate. Rather than finding their thrills with a pool boy, Sharp and Moore delight in taking the head-splitting struggles all women experience, and making you laugh until your sides have busted their seams. Linda and Shana tell it like you've experienced it...only this time around it's funny. Their flat out honest portrayals of PMS and unearned sweat; puppies and grown women who piddle; sagging breasts and husbands who often act like boobs, will leave you smiling, and feeling less alone in your leaky rowboat. Femail got me laughing out loud It's a celebration of friendship that's at once irreverent, feisty and heartfelt. -Alison van Diggelen, founder & editor of Silicon Mom 'Moore and Sharp unite tongue and

I dare you to find even one page of this wonderful book that doesn't make you laugh. Linda and Shana are hysterical squared And I mean that in a good way...their musings made me smile, snort, and shout, 'Exactly right '-Debra Garfinkle, author of Storky: How I Lost My Nickname and Won the Girl (Putnam, 2005) Sex may take place in The City, but there's plenty of sass in the suburbs. While Linda Sharp and Shana Moore might cop to being housewives, these gals are far from desperate. Rather than finding their thrills with a pool boy, Sharp and Moore delight in taking the head-splitting struggles all women experience, and making you laugh until your sides have busted their seams. Linda and Shana tell it like you've experienced it...only this time around it's funny. Their flat out honest portrayals of PMS and unearned sweat; puppies and grown women who piddle; sagging breasts and husbands who often act like boobs, will leave you smiling, and feeling less alone in your leaky rowboat. Femail got me laughing out loud It's a celebration of friendship that's at once irreverent, feisty and heartfelt. -Alison van Diggelen, founder & editor of Silicon Mom 'Moore and Sharp unite tongue and