Two Browns and one Musk

Park Avenue Summer by Reneé Rosen (2019)

The Vanity Fair Diaries 1983-92, by Tina Brown (2018)

A Woman Makes A Plan, by Maye Musk (2020)

I’m in the mood of some light fun, or perhaps International Women’s Day (IWD) on March 8th that made me to read some books written by women or about women.

Park Avenue Summer is a novel about Helen Gurley Brown (1922-2012), the legendary editor-in-chief of Cosmo magazine when she first started at the magazine in 1965, how she fought for survive. She was often quoted as saying, “Good girls go to heaven. Bad girls go everywhere.” The novel is largely factual. HGB would remain there till 1997 when the magazine felt she no longer could connect with the reader.

The Vanity Fair Diaries 1983-92, by Tina Brown (1953-) who’s British import. VF got her to be its EIC when she was not yet 30. Her diary is filled with actions, gossips …

Both Browns, although two generations apart but they all faced the same problem when they starting out: to fight or fit into the men’s world, and to survive.

A Woman Makes A Plan, by Maye Musk, mother of Elon  is a weak book.

也许是三八妇女节 看了几本女书

黑衣女是小说但是讲的是Helen Girley Brown 1965年新任Cosmo 杂志的主编. 尊重事实 写/读 都不错.
她因为知道女娃们想要什么 开辟了一片新天地 … 但是后来被客气的请走因为不再了解… 唉

红衣女 是🇬🇧进口 Tina Brown 才20多岁任 Vanity Fair 1984-92 主编日记. 想想那段时间 新闻多多😋

这两个娃 不同代但是遭遇(开始)都一样:要证明自己

白衣女是Elon 钢铁侠的妈 三本书中最弱的