EVERYBODY RISE - Stephanie Clifford
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Everyone wants to belong, to be one of the chosen few for whom success and acceptance is simply a birthright, but how far are you willing to go to get it?
Bracing, hilarious, and often poignant, Stephanie Clifford's debut novel Everybody Rise offers a thoroughly modern take on classic American themes: money, ambition, family, friendship, and the universal longing to fit in.Â
"In a tightly plotted narrative, Everybody Rise captures New York City in the overheated moments preceding the financial crisis, with Clifford detailing the manners of the old-money set with a reporter's well-trained eye." -- The New Yor Times Book Review
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EVERYBODY RISE - Stephanie Clifford
~ Standard Hardcover
Everyone wants to belong, to be one of the chosen few for whom success and acceptance is simply a birthright, but how far are you willing to go to get it?
Bracing, hilarious, and often poignant, Stephanie Clifford's debut novel Everybody Rise offers a thoroughly modern take on classic American themes: money, ambition, family, friendship, and the universal longing to fit in.Â
"In a tightly plotted narrative, Everybody Rise captures New York City in the overheated moments preceding the financial crisis, with Clifford detailing the manners of the old-money set with a reporter's well-trained eye." -- The New Yor Times Book Review
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~ Standard Hardcover
Everyone wants to belong, to be one of the chosen few for whom success and acceptance is simply a birthright, but how far are you willing to go to get it?
Bracing, hilarious, and often poignant, Stephanie Clifford's debut novel Everybody Rise offers a thoroughly modern take on classic American themes: money, ambition, family, friendship, and the universal longing to fit in.Â
"In a tightly plotted narrative, Everybody Rise captures New York City in the overheated moments preceding the financial crisis, with Clifford detailing the manners of the old-money set with a reporter's well-trained eye." -- The New Yor Times Book Review
