The Honorable Judge Cowgirl ; Justice Sandra Day O'Connor Started off Down on the Farm
Muller, Carol Doup, The Christian Science Monitor
Would you like to read a book in which, to quote the publisher, "The first female justice of the US Supreme Court describes her experiences growing up on a cattle ranch in the American Southwest, and how the land, people, and values shaped her"? I would, too.
"Lazy B" is about that cattle ranch, but its revelations about "how the land, people and values shaped" Sandra Day O'Connor are as skimpy as the region's rainfall.
Readers who may enjoy "Lazy B" will be people who pick it up with the full understanding that is not O'Connor's autobiography, nor a literary memoir. It's a memory book about ranch life and cowpoking. And although everybody in "Lazy B" rides a …
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Article title: The Honorable Judge Cowgirl ; Justice Sandra Day O'Connor Started off Down on the Farm.
Contributors: Muller, Carol Doup - Author.
Newspaper title: The Christian Science Monitor.
Publication date: January 17, 2002.
Page number: 16.
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