Terms Of Endearment

Terms of Endearment (1989) by Larry McMurtry – Simon and Schuster
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A biting, brilliant slice of suburban dysfunction wrapped in warmth and wit, Terms of Endearment by Pulitzer Prize-winner Larry McMurtry delivers a deeply human story about love, loss, and the maddening complexities of family. First published in 1975 and reissued in this 1989 Simon & Schuster edition, the novel introduces readers to Aurora Greenway, a sharp-tongued Houston matriarch navigating life, romance, and her strained bond with her daughter Emma.

McMurtry’s knack for dialogue and emotional depth shines through every page, making this bittersweet saga as unforgettable as its iconic film adaptation.

This copy from Crappy Old Books may be sun-faded, dog-eared, and smell faintly of the ’80s—but hey, Aurora wouldn’t have it any other way. A perfect read for fans of dysfunctional families, stubborn women, and gloriously messy love.

Good strong clean condition.

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