Summary:
The memoir explores the author's relationship with her mother through the lens of a weekly bridge game, attended by a group of elderly women. It delves into the complexities of mother-daughter bonds, the history of the women's lives, and the lessons learned from a generation gap bridged by cards.
Key points:
1. Generational Bonds: The book examines complex mother-daughter relationships. Betsy Lerner joins her mother's bridge club to better understand her and her friends' lives and struggles.
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