At Home in the World

This is a review, of a book that I have greatly enjoyed.

It could also be considered a exposé, concerning events in her life, and that of her father (an alcoholic) and her mother (who married him to the intense disapproval of her Jewish family).

I just finished reading about how she snuggled into her mother's bed, and exchanged passionate kisses with her.

She was also married to J.D.Salinger, who wrote The Catcher in the Rye.