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a #1 new York Times Bestseller--and An American Classic--now In Trade Paperback...a Groundbreaking Bestseller With Two And A Half Million Copies In Print, ...and Ladies Of The Club Centers On The Members Of A Book Club And Their Struggles To Understand Themselves, Each Other, And The Tumultuous World They Live In. A True Classic, It Is Sure To Enchant, Enthrall, And Intrigue Readers For Years To Come.a Great Novel That Is American To Its Core...so Gently Memorable, So Bursting With Life, That Those Who Abandon Themselves To Its Pages Will Find It Claiming A Permanent Place Close To Their Hearts. --new York Daily Newsa Warm, Evocative, Often Hilarious Picture Of Society, Culture, Politics And Family Life. --atlanta Constitutiona Warmly Human Story...never Flags From First Page To Last. --publishers Weeklyit Is Hard To Think Of A Better Place To Spend The Summer Than In [helen Hooven Santmyer's] World. --cosmopolitanshould Not Be Missed By Anyone Who Has Enjoyed The Works Of Sinclair Lewis, Thornton Wilder Or Even Laura Ingalls Wilder.--upihelen Hooven Santmyer Was Born In 1895 And Lived In Xenia, Ohio. In Addition To Her Career As A Writer, She Worked As An English Professor, A Dean Of Women, And A Librarian.