"Maggy wanted a book that put a spotlight on the vast majority of bridge players . . . she feels are responsible for the growth of the game . . . there are no apologies necessary for choosing to play sociable bridge." ―Audrey Grant, Better Bridge (Nov-Dec 2009)

"Maggy's book is delightful. Meticulously researched yet conversational and personal . . . Bridge Table made me want to whip up some chicken-salad-something-or-other, call up a few friends and spend the day at the table like my grandmother used to do."―Amy Faust, The Morning Show, 99.5 Portland OR

". . . her real purpose is to persuade a new generation of woman that . . . [bridge] can provide the social glue of life-long friendships."―Maria Paul, The Friendship Crisis: Finding, Making, and Keeping Friends When You're Not a Kid Anymore.

"[Bridge Table] is wonderful and deserves wide recognition . . . ladies luncheons . . . sociability and friendship―food as a way to share good times with others."―Jane and Michael Stern, Roadfood.com

". . . a fascinating look at the world of sociable bridge . . . an ode to the game that has brought enjoyment and community to millions of American women. On another level, the book provides historical and socialogical insight . . . . Bridge players and students of popular cluture alike will find Bridge Table and enjoyable and interesting read."―David Scott dissertation: "An analysis of adult play groups, social vs. serious participation in contract bridge."