Review Of Kimmy Schmidt's 'Primates Of Park Avenue'
While reading Primates of Park Avenue by Wednesday Martin - chapter six events remind me a tv series call Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt. Which is about a woman
Kimmy Schmidt, who lived in a cult for 15 years in Indiana. She decides to move to New York to start a new life. She makes friends. She works as a nanny for a socialite Jacqueline Voorhees, who decides to divorce her husband. Jacqueline
Voorhees came from a native American family. She refuses her heritage. From the show, I see that her parents are middle class. Anyway, Jacqueline decides to move to NY. She worked as a stewardess. Eventually, she married a rich man. She hides a real identity of the rich class because she wants to fit in. However, after the divorce. She struggles to hide her
Kimmy Schmidt, who lived in a cult for 15 years in Indiana. She decides to move to New York to start a new life. She makes friends. She works as a nanny for a socialite Jacqueline Voorhees, who decides to divorce her husband. Jacqueline
Voorhees came from a native American family. She refuses her heritage. From the show, I see that her parents are middle class. Anyway, Jacqueline decides to move to NY. She worked as a stewardess. Eventually, she married a rich man. She hides a real identity of the rich class because she wants to fit in. However, after the divorce. She struggles to hide her