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Title: The Living Is Easy
by Dorothy West
ISBN: 1-55861-147-9
Publisher: Feminist Press
Pub. Date: 01 January, 1996
Format: Paperback
Volumes: 1
List Price(USD): $16.95
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Average Customer Rating: 5 (4 reviews)

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Rating: 5
Summary: Brilliantly written!
Comment: I thoroughly enjoyed "The Wedding" but "The Living is Easy" is brilliant. Cleo is excellently portrayed....the kind of person that you want to hate but you can't help but admire her determination to attain her goal. Dorothy West skillfully reveals to us the inner woman of Cleo and we see that she is not so cold-hearted but has her share of hurt, pain, vulnerability etc. Her way of dealing with her emotions which to her is a weakness, is incredible. Her anguish when her husband leaves is the most revealing because she has become dependent on his strength.
The story deals with the universal problem of skin color and status in an upper-class society...this ongoing problem brings about such a sadness....such a waste of energy.....will it ever go away?

Rating: 5
Summary: One great story
Comment: The main character has little feeling and reading about how she came to be that way was great. The entire plot was wonderful, cleanly written with nothing left hanging and Cleo was endearing but maddening. The author's description of the era and township was flattering and understandable. You will never forget Cleo.

Rating: 5
Summary: Three-dimensional characters in an intriguing story
Comment: I read this book months ago and it stayed with me. Her characters are fully drawn, not two-dimensional caricatures. The writing displays all sides of this complex heroine and her ultimately devastating impact on everyone associated with her. Also, a fascinating look into a society not portrayed elsewhere.

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