That’s All She Wrote
by Judith Clarke

• “Mother Tough says:
  ‘If Christmas moved to July, could we have firecrackers in December?’
  “The greatest thing since sliced bread is a return to un-sliced bread.”
  “No matter how many glasses of water you drink...no matter how many lotions you apply, your skin will look like crepe paper on the high school homecoming parade float”

• “The warmth, wit and wisdom of Judith Clarke’s writing, so much in evidence in Mother Tough wrote the book, is visible once again in her new collection of “memoirs,” That’s all she wrote. ...Clarke really has a knack for capturing the scenes and dialogue of a family of unique people who share good times and bad, tears and fears, but, most of all, life and laughter.” —Faith Andrews Bedford, author of Barefoot Summers: Reflections on Home, Family and Simple Pleasures

• “Judith Clarke is ‘Erma Bombeck meets Poor Richard.’ ... In the book’s afterword, Clarke says she has “written everything Mother Tough wanted to say.” She turned 68 in April ... and she will tell you one more thing: “It just gets better.” —Donna Alvis-Banks, The Roanoke Times

• ISBN-10: 0-926487-28-0
  ISBN-13: 978-0-926487-28-4
  • 240 pages, 8 ½ inches x 5 ½ inches, paperback
  • First edition (October 1, 2007)
  • $15.00 plus shipping, per copy
    • US shipping and handling - $5.00, add $.50 for each additional book
    • International shipping and handling - $15.00 for Priority Mail International