Status Updates From Una hija es una hija

Things really got dramatic. So much more drama than I’m used to reading. I’ve finally settled down on my weird British accent impressions. The lady I’m reading it too said, “I don’t think she should marry him. Nope. Not at all.” And that basically summarizes this entire section. As usual, the writing is superb, though.

The characters have settled and the drama is super interesting. I like how they’re realistic and flawed. The lady I’m reading this book aloud to is also very invested in the story. She quite likes it a lot. I have fun doing half-British half-American-Southern accents while I read it.

Started reading this because I volunteer at a hospice center, and the lady I’m providing companionship for wanted to read an Agatha Christie novel she hadn’t read before. So I went down her bibliography, reading out the titles. When I read this title aloud, she wanted me to read this one. Funnily, it was a subject matter she could relate to. We both liked it very much.

Just can't stop reading.

Difficult to put down, to be sure.

“ A son’s a son till he gets him a wife. But a daughter’s a daughter all her life. “
Things to look forward to as a boy mom…. sad lol!! 🤣😅😔

Oh, Agatha. I love you.

The style and language of this book is classic and so enjoyable! I’m reading with a smile on my face!!