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“This is what I've found about life, as I've gotten older: you start to lose people, Angela. It's not that there is ever a shortage of people - oh, heavens no. It is merely that - as the years pass - there comes to be a shortage of your people. The ones you loved. The ones who knew the people that you both loved. The ones who know your whole history."

So far, so good. I like the way he describes paying rent for the things you own - you really forget the things you do for the stuff you own and how much time it takes to take care of it and keep up with it. That being said, I have a huge problem with not buying in bulk and not moving on if things are "just not good enough." When trying to save money, this mindset can be harmful and I think finding balance is key.

Really rough start for me, but once you get into the novel the story is so well told.

So far, okay. I find Blythe a little passive. I know I'm probably about to get attacked and I do understand it is very male of me to condemn a woman for a love of someone like Harry Styles, but I honestly have never understood the obsession & can't take it seriously (I'm sorry if you ever read this Lia, it's like how you will never understand why I still love to swim...) I like a lot of her thoughts on society.

So far, okay. I find Blythe a little passive. I know I'm probably about to get attacked and I do understand it is very male of me to condemn a woman for a love of someone like Harry Styles, but I honestly have never understood the obsession & can't take it seriously (I'm sorry if you ever read this Lia, it's like how you will never understand why I still love to swim...) I like a lot of her thoughts on society.

"You're gonna get beat up in life sooner or later, better to get it over with sooner."
+ this audiobook is read by Johnny Depp.

So far, so good. The audiobook is really enjoyable in that there are so many different people features. Cute and funny.

Really enjoying so far - would have hoped for a little more detail from the inside but it's understandable that there are facts we can't talk about. Author kinda talks down to reader - constantly repeating herself about events and how staff adores the First Family. Mostly intuitive so far but it's still and interesting read.