Orange Is the New Black: My Year in a Women’s Prison (Piper Kerman) TP-Like New

When Piper Kerman Was Sent To Prison For A Ten-year-old Crime, She Barely Resembled The Reckless Young Woman She”d Been When She Committed The Misdeeds That Would Eventually Catch Up With Her. Happily Ensconced In A New York City Apartment, With A Promising Career And An Attentive Boyfriend, She Was Suddenly Forced To Reckon With The Consequences Of Her Very Brief, Very Careless Dalliance In The World Of Drug Trafficking. Kerman Spent Thirteen Months In Prison, Eleven Of Them At The Infamous Federal Correctional Facility In Danbury, Connecticut, Where She Met A Surprising And Varied Community Of Women Living Under Exceptional Circumstances. Kerman Tells The Story Of Those Long Months Locked Up In A Place With Its Own Codes Of Behavior And Arbitrary Hierarchies, Where A Practical Joke Is As Common As An Unprovoked Fight, And Where The Uneasy Relationship Between Prisoner And Jailer Is Constantly And Unpredictably Recalibrated. Are You Gonna Go My Way? — It All Changed In An Instant — #11187-424 — Orange Is The New Black — Down The Rabbit Hole — High Voltage — The Hours — So Bitches Can Hate — Mothers And Daughters — Schooling The Og — Ralph Kramden And The Marlboro Man — Naked — Thirty-five And Still Alive — October Surprises — Some Kinda Way — Good Time — Diesel Therapy — It Can Always Get Worse. Piper Kerman. Includes Bibliographical References.