“People make fun of pushy mothers,” Isabel once observed to Jamie. “But if we didn’t have pushy mothers, we wouldn’t have anybody–anybody at all– who could play the piano.”
The Sweet Remnants of Summer, by Alexander McCall Smith, p. 109
“People make fun of pushy mothers,” Isabel once observed to Jamie. “But if we didn’t have pushy mothers, we wouldn’t have anybody–anybody at all– who could play the piano.”
The Sweet Remnants of Summer, by Alexander McCall Smith, p. 109
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