Review: Cover to cover!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 10, 2012
This book is light-hearted and hilarious.  I loved it so much that I bought book 2 (Winter) the second I finished this one.The overriding theme here is that, sometimes in life, it doesn't matter how hard you work or what character you have; sometimes success depends solely on how much money you come from and who you know.  THAT, in a nutshell, is the reason people will (practically) kill to get their one-year-old into the tot club.  This is similar to the families who spend months auditioning their children to preschools, only to wait by the phone on acceptance day to find out if they are losers, or if they have won the $50k a year preschool slot.The rich people in this book are nasty (even self-proclaimed as such), and you really root for the underdog.The goal: gain admission to a high-society moms and tots club in SF, and do so AT ALL COSTS.  Hide what you must because these people don't want people with skeletons...perhaps because their own closets are bursting with them.A little icky here is that this group of people doesn't sleep very far or wide...which means they are all having sex with each other.  It DOES, though, provide for some GREAT drama!