As The Scholar, Susan Whelan endeavored to further her education and realize her professional potential, working on Wall Street as an attorney. As The Housewife, she was deeply committed to guiding her children into adulthood with thought and compassion. Now, she gathers her experiences in The Scholar and The Housewife, a letter to her children that explains her struggle to fulfill not only the dreams of her parents and the goals of her youth, but at the same time, to be the mother that her own mother was to her. Set in the backdrop of Wall Street in the 1980s and 1990s, the author recounts...