Nancy Smith's New Book 'Life and Times of a Tupperware Lady' Brings a Beautiful Biography of a Woman as She Rises in Love, Life, and Career
Apr 7, 2022
Fulton Books author, Nancy Smith, a writer, and a loving mother who is dubbed as The Tupperware Lady, has completed her most recent book "Life and Times of a Tupperware Lady": a wonderful journey of a woman who worked in sales as she recounts her experiences over the years and the events that made a mark in her life and work.
Smith shares, "My book shares places I went for Tupperware—people I worked for, worked with, met, and partied with."
Published by Fulton Books, Nancy Smith's interesting life story paints a picture of a person who worked her way through the business and saw the fun and adventure in it. She talks about the people she formed relationships with and the joys throughout the challenges she faces.
It is a book about a woman on the job and did it great.
Readers who wish to experience this heartfelt work can purchase "Life and Times of a Tupperware Lady" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes store, Amazon, Google Play or Barnes & Noble.
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