Tottie: A Tale of the Sixties

by Sarah Aldridge and Xio Axelrod

Amid the turmoil of the ‘60’s, Connie, a young lawyer encounters the invisible obstacles that stand in the way of women in her profession. Engaged to be married, things change when she meets Tottie, a... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0930044010
• ISBN13: 9780930044015
• Release Date: June 1975
• Publisher: Naiad Press
• Length: 181 Pages
• Weight: 0.65 lbs.

Customer Reviews

A well written, entertaining pager turner you can't put down

"She awakened to the taste of catastrophe still in her mouth." What a great line, you know exactly how the character feels - haven't we all felt this strongly at some point in our lives? I finished reading and wish I didn't have to go to work so I could read it again. I keep wondering what the women did next and where they are today - the options were endless! I was not a child of the sixties. I liked that the book gave me a glimpse of that time where women were gaining a foothold into the workforce. I especially liked how the author portrayed Connie and Tottie's affection for eachother, the nice intimate moments really shined a light on how they were as people. from the publishers web site - This is the story of a young lawyer, Connie, engaged to be married and encountering the invisible obstacles that stand in the way of women in her profession, who meets Tottie, a runaway from a conservative family who joins the underground in rebellion.