By Emma McLaughlin and Nicola Kraus
Hilarious!! That's the only word that can accurately describe this book. (By
the way, read the book, don't see the movie. The book is 10 times better!!) A few years ago, I saw an interview the authors gave and they wrote this book based on their experience as nannies in New York City. The do a great job of personalizing this book so that anyone who has been a nanny, has kids, or has even just babysat will identify with this book.
The book follows a college student who is working as a nanny for a wealthy couple. The book follows her as she takes care of a child who is basically ignored by his corporate father and stay at home mother. Yes, the mother is a stay at home mom who needs a nanny because she is involved with so many committees and social events that she doesn't have time for her own child. From beginning to end, this book will have you laughing out loud and thankful that you don't have to be a nanny in Park Avenue!!
Hilarious!! That's the only word that can accurately describe this book. (By
the way, read the book, don't see the movie. The book is 10 times better!!) A few years ago, I saw an interview the authors gave and they wrote this book based on their experience as nannies in New York City. The do a great job of personalizing this book so that anyone who has been a nanny, has kids, or has even just babysat will identify with this book.The book follows a college student who is working as a nanny for a wealthy couple. The book follows her as she takes care of a child who is basically ignored by his corporate father and stay at home mother. Yes, the mother is a stay at home mom who needs a nanny because she is involved with so many committees and social events that she doesn't have time for her own child. From beginning to end, this book will have you laughing out loud and thankful that you don't have to be a nanny in Park Avenue!!
Similar Novels: Little Earthquakes by Jennifer Weiner and Three to Get Deadly by Janet Evanovich
Length: 306 pages
Copyright: 2002
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