Bonjour Madame

Pamela Druckerman became known worldwide with her book DO NOT BITE SPINO, in which she wrote in a very entertaining style about how differently American and French mothers raise their children and how they experience motherhood differently. After the success of the world, the women of Paris lived a cheerful and carefree life, but when the waiters in the cafes suddenly called "madame" instead of "mademoiselle", he was forced to face millions of copies sold here or there, like everyone else, he was getting older , and it is certainly past 40. WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE A MODERN FORTY WOMAN? Pamela Druckerman approaches the phenomenon with her usual self-irony, and on the one hand she conducts a self-examination and on the other hand takes a close look at her surroundings. Since she moved from the United States to Paris, she has an idea of how American and French women stand on this issue. (Quite differently, we can tell so much in advance.) BONJOUR MADAME is thus an extremely honest and entertaining reflection on the everyday lives, joys, and challenges of women in their forties. As we approach forty, it’s worth reading to save time and be prepared to wait for the fourth X. And if we’ve just recently been confronted with the fact that men have categorized us from the “ash” category to “mature,” it helps to make us aware that while one or two things will be different then than before, we’ve won a lot of things.