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Nanny Returns

Nanny Returns
A Novel  
This edition: Hardcover, 320 pages
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More than four million readers fell in love with Nan, the smart, spirited, and sympathetic heroine of the #1 New York Times bestseller The Nanny Diaries.



After living abroad for twelve years, Nan and her husband, Ryan, aka H.H., have returned to New York to get her new business off the ground and fix up their fixer-upper. To compound the mounting construction woes and marital chaos of Ryan announcing his sudden desire to start a family, sixteen-year-old Grayer X makes a drunken, late-night visit wanting to know why Nan abandoned him all those years ago. Soon she is drawn back into Mrs. X's ever-bizarre Upper East Side conclave of power and privilege in this "eminently readable" and "surprisingly affecting" (Entertainment Weekly) tale of what happens when a community that chooses money over love finds itself with neither.

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"The many readers who loved the first entry will be thrilled to revisit Nan, Grayer, and the Xs." -- Booklist

-- Booklist
"As bitingly funny as its predecessor, this Nanny also makes serious points about the pitfalls of modern parenting. It does chick lit proud."
-- People
"Another deliciously addictive glimpse into the lives of the ultra-rich and their children."
-- The New York Post
"A smart and sassy sequel to The Nanny Diaries. McLaughlin and Kraus leave no dry eyes as they once again yield a razor-sharp wit that cuts down the most uppity mortals even as it lifts up their vulnerable children. You could safely bet your first born that this'll be another smash hit."
-- Publishers Weekly
"Once again, the wealthy New York crowd serves as an addictive backdrop, and the story's contrast between shallowness and compassion is fascinating. Nanny Diaries fans will snap up this sequel."
-- Library Journal
"Eminently readable...a surprisingly affecting portrayal of childhood hurts"
-- Entertainment Weekly
"A fast-moving tale...fun to read"
-- The Associated Press