![]() Thought this one was madcap? Just you wait.Ī: Please come find me on and drop me a line. Of course, I wrote this book during lockdown so I don’t It comes out, and I hear about it from readers, but I don’t remember Of swapping brains with someone else for a little while? Reason we want to keep exploring this idea. There are zillions ofīody swap movies out there-I certainly didn’t invent the idea-and there’s a Love that movie, don’t you? Both versions make me laugh. Said of the book, "Think Freaky Friday with two grown women who Locked in the bathroom hiding from your kids right now. ![]() Laugh about the things we sometimes take far too seriously. ![]() Women are going to come away from this book a little lighter, a little happier,Īnd maybe looking at the woman in front of her in the carpool line a littleįeel like the best mom ever-you probably already are. Pinterest-perfect stay-at-home moms, but Celeste and Wendy just stepped right upĪnd introduced themselves and I sat up and tried to get it all down on paper. I personally don’t know any full-on workaholic crazy moms or ![]() The Seven Day Switch, and how did you create your characters Celeste and Wendy? A former editor and literary agent, she lives in Madison, Wisconsin. Her other books include The Overdue Life of Amy Byler. ![]() Kelly Harms is the author of the new novel The Seven Day Switch. ![]()
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