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Finding it hard to like any of the characters in this book. They're all meh!

Great book so far. However, the screwed-up continuity of the subplot of the washing machine and tumble dryer is bad for a LaPlante novel. Who was the editor for this book, and why did they not notice? In chapter four, they've just bought new ones, and by chapter 10, it's back to the old ones breaking down... it's very distracting from the main plot!!

This book resonates with me so much. Never have I highlighted so much of a book in my entire life. It's bloody fantastic!

I have started this book twice and only just got halfway. I don't know what it is about the characters in this book, but I don't care about any of them, and each time I read this book, I start falling asleep, so I don't know what that says about it. I'm determined to finish it though.

Heartbeaking...

I had to restart from the beginning due to certain humans not getting the gist of: if my book is open, that means don't talk to me while I'm reading!

I love Nora; she is so relatable.

Finally got to the spicy bits 😉 and it's with people in their 50's, not nubile youngsters for a change! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

I feel like I'm cheating on my KLC by reading a book on Kindle Colorsoft... still prefer the reading experience on my KLC though.

Now this is what you call a proper memoir! None of that skimming and over politeness that Mutya did in hers. This is the full tea!

The writing style is reminiscent of being asked to write an essay for GCSE English; it's all very flat. There is literally no tea; it's all skimmed over with over-politeness.