STUCK IN THE ONESIES IN SOUTH AFRICA

You'll fall in love with Barb and Ellie who are best friends despite their very different life philosophies. As the 1960s swirl around them, Barb tries to hold on to traditional southern values while Ellie is happy to go with the flow and take change as it comes. The two hatch crazy schemes and egg each other on, but they also support each other through phenomenally difficult times. Both women struggle with their image of the ideal womana Donna Reedstyle housewife who always has dinner and a smile ready for her husband. As their lives fall apart and come back together again, both Barb and Ellie reevaluate this paradigm of feminine virtue. Along the way, they get involved with John F. Kennedys campaign, meet the First Lady, and get stuck in Washington, DC, during a full-scale riotand thats not the end of their adventures. Deadly serious events will shake them and their friendship. They cant stop the changes of the sixties from affecting them, so they both need to decide if that image of the ideal woman is worth hanging on toor if its just holding them back, keeping them stuck in the onesies. About the Author Diana McDonough grew up outside the beltway of Washington, DC, and the setting inspired her to write her novel, Stuck in the Onesies. McDonough spent twenty-six years with Ecolab, Inc. She went on to become the founder and president of the nonprofit organization Woman to Woman Global (www.wwglobal.org). She is a widow, the mother of three, and Grandy of ten. Read more Paperback: 278 pages Language: English Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform; 1 edition (January 16, 2017) Diana McDonough (Author) Diana McDonough grew up outside the beltway of Washington, DC, and the setting inspired her to write her novel, Stuck in the Onesies. McDonough spent twenty-six years with Ecolab, Inc. She went on to become the founder and president of the nonprofit organization Woman to Woman Global (www.wwglobal.org). She is a widow, the mother of three, and Grandy of ten.