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More plot-driven than *The Wee Free Men,* but very enjoyable all the same. Onward to book #3 in the Tiffany Aching adventures!

More plot-driven than *The Wee Free Men,* but very enjoyable all the same. Onward to book #3 in the Tiffany Aching adventures!

This book falls into the category of 'liked the story, loved the writing' for me. Throughout, the deft wordsmithing gave me little pangs of 'yes.' Casey, our protagonist, feels right as a 31-year-old aspiring writer/working waitress trying to get her head around the all-too-much of life. Looking forward to reading more by Lily King.

This book falls into the category of 'liked the story, loved the writing' for me. Throughout, the deft wordsmithing gave me little pangs of 'yes.' Casey, our protagonist, feels right as a 31-year-old aspiring writer/working waitress trying to get her head around the all-too-much of life. Looking forward to reading more by Lily King.

Wish the structure had been different- so tedious for the first quarter and rushed at the end. Social commentary felt repetitive. Found myself comparing it to Wharton's House of Mirth, unfairly I know, but this paled. Remember enjoying Austen more with her others but I was much younger.