Status Updates From Pop Goes the Weasel (Alex C...

I don’t like the way the author portrays bipolar disorder. I didn’t in the previous book(s) it was mentioned in. I can only think of one person that I know who was diagnosed with bipolar (not sure which type it was) and he was such a funny and kind well liked and loved person. Unfortunately he passed away from suicide when he was 21, so 22 years ago now, and absolutely nothing like the way the

I am confused, did we go back a month in time from when the last book ended? I hope what happened in the epilogue of the previous book isn’t ignored. That would be odd. Guess I will have to be patient and wait to find out.