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Book Information
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And Then They Took Naps is a best-seller book by Helen Lovejoy, published by Tattleton Press.
History
At the Tuesday's featured guest at the 46th regulat monthly meeting of the Springfield Women's Literay Circle was Helen Lovejoy. Ms. Lovejoy read from her best-selling book, a novel based on the fantasy lives of certain Springfield housewives. At the meeting argument broke out when Selma Bouvier stood up and interrupted by saying, who are the housewives she descrive in 'Naps'?. Ms. Bouvier's challenge rouched of a racous argument among the 23 members present. Marge Simpson finally restored order by said she think we can agree there's a little of all us in every one of these characters.
